Autonomy Implies That an Intelligent Agent Takes Initiative and Exercises

Multiple Choice

Autonomy implies that an intelligent agent takes initiative and exercises control over its own actions by having each of the following characteristics except:

A) An agent should accept high-level requests indicating what a human wants, and it should be responsible for deciding how and where to satisfy the requests.
B) An agent should be able to dynamically choose which actions to invoke, and in what sequence, in response to the state of its external environment.
C) The agent should obey commands and not be able to modify requests.
D) An agent should sense changes in its environment and decide when to act.