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Rui Liu, Tao Zhe, Dongjie Wang, Zijun Yao, Kunpeng Liu, Yanjie Fu, Huan Liu, Jian Pei
AgentOS proposes a new operating system paradigm that integrates autonomous AI agents directly into the OS core, moving from application silos to a natural language-driven data ecosystem. It addresses architectural mismatches of legacy OS with AI agents by introducing a unified natural user interface, an agent kernel for intent interpretation and multi-agent orchestration, and transforms applications into composable skills, thereby reframing OS development as a suite of Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD) problems.
Key insights
- The technical realization of an agent-centric operating system fundamentally constitutes a suite of Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD) problems, moving from deterministic engineering to probabilistic data mining.
- Core OS functionalities, such as proactive intent inference, personalized skill retrieval, and workflow optimization, can be effectively addressed by KDD techniques like Personal Knowledge Graphs and hyperscale recommender systems.
- A probabilistic, agent-driven OS necessitates novel security mechanisms (Semantic Firewall) and fault tolerance capabilities (State Rollback) to mitigate risks such as indirect prompt injection, data exfiltration, and hallucination-induced errors.
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