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China's CAC, NDRC, and MIIT define intelligent agents with an emphasis on 'autonomous perception, decision-making, interaction, and execution,' highlighting proactive decision-making and accountability, whereas the International Organization for Standardization's definition leans more toward 'automated entity.'
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