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Meaning of autonomous entities
The primary meaning of "autonomous entities" refers to entities that have the freedom to govern themselves and make their own decisions without external control.
Etymology of autonomous entities
The word "autonomous" originates from the Greek words "autos" meaning self and "nomos" meaning law, dating back to the 17th century.
The term "autonomous entities" has been used to describe a wide range of entities, from sovereign states to artificial intelligence systems, that have the ability to self-govern and make their own decisions.
Synonyms
independent entities
self-governing bodies
sovereign states
free agents
self-directed systems
autonomous systems
self-contained units
separate entities
distinct units
individual agents
self-reliant organizations
liberated groups
unrestricted bodies
uncontrolled systems
self-regulating entities
decentralized systems
non-aligned groups
disconnected units
isolated systems
detached bodies
unrestricted entities
unregulated bodies
self-managing systems
autonomous agents
self-organizing systems
independent bodies
self-sufficient entities
Definitions
- Autonomous entities are defined by Oxford Languages as entities that have the power or right to govern themselves, or to control their own affairs.
- * They can also be defined as self-governing or independent, having the freedom to make their own decisions and act on their own without external influence or control.
Usage Examples
- The company is an autonomous entity that operates independently of its parent organization.
- * The autonomous entity of the robot allows it to navigate and make decisions without human intervention.
- * The new policy grants autonomous entity status to the regional government, allowing it to make its own decisions on economic development.
Antonyms
dependent entities
controlled systems
regulated bodies
restricted groups
governed units
subordinate organizations
subjected entities
compliant systems
obedient bodies
conforming units
aligned groups
connected systems
integrated bodies
unified entities
centralized systems
hierarchical organizations
authoritative bodies