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A Simulated Physiological/Cognitive "Double Agent"

This paper describes the cognitive capabilities of artificial intelligent agents in Maryland Virtual Patient (MVP), an environment that provides interactive, open-ended simulations of virtual patients for the training of medical personnel. The environment is implemented as an agent network that includes one human agent – the user – and a network of artificial agents. Some of the artificial agents have cognitive capabilities, like decision-making and the ability to communicate using natural language. It is on the virtual patient’s decision-making capabilities that this paper focuses.