The phrase "autonomous actor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing entities or individuals that operate independently and make their own decisions, often in fields like politics, economics, or technology.
Example: "In the realm of international relations, each country is considered an autonomous actor with its own interests and policies."
Alternatives: "independent agent" or "self-governing entity".
An autonomous actor should decide on its own which goals and strategies to pursue in a new situation involving multiple actors.
(By contrast, who ever said that the cold catches you?) Subject, verb, object: cancer was the autonomous actor, the aggressor, the mover.
So, as cognitive computing serves as an intelligent informational tool, dependent on a human to act or inform, how will it impact the current adoption of artificial intelligence-driven autonomous systems, where the machine is an autonomous actor?
As the head of the Council of Europe, NATO member, G-20 founding member, U.N Security Council member, European Union aspirant and head of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, Ankara has transformed itself into a more autonomous actor.
Will the internet free up individuals and their communities to become autonomous, independent actors?
However, like other wannabe terrorists recently arrested in the UK, these were not completely autonomous actors.
Explaining moral evil in a world of autonomous actors while still maintaining faith in Providence was no easy task, and Ms. Neiman eloquently outlines the attempts.
Self-devised non-financial measurement, mediating local tensions and the interests of "autonomous" actors, becomes the technology of government in this process of normalization – which is, however, not to be acknowledged as being unproblematic.
By providing theoretical foundations for treating these organizations as autonomous actors in their own right, Rules for the World contributes greatly to our understanding of global politics and global governance.
Still, the commute has become the chief expository site of a variant example of "Japanese exceptionalism": the notion that society in Japan is governed by subtle but unbreakable social rules, where group-think trumps the individual and automatons replace the freedom-loving and autonomous actors of the West.
Policy-based self-adaptive formal model is proposed to develop self-adaptive evolving system using a collection of autonomous actors and managers considering governing and adaptation policies.
