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Human brain has been used as an inspiration for building autonomous agents,but it is not obvious what level of computational description of the brain oneshould use. This has led to overly opinionated symbolic approaches and overlyunstructured connectionist approaches. We propose that using homeostasis as thecomputational description provides a good compromise. Similar to howphysiological homeostasis is the regulation of certain homeostatic variables,cognition can be interpreted as the regulation of certain 'cognitivehomeostatic variables'. We present an outline of a Cognitive Homeostatic Agent,built as a hierarchy of physiological and cognitive homeostatic subsystems anddescribe structures and processes to guide future exploration. We expect thisto be a fruitful line of investigation towards building sophisticatedartificial agents that can act flexibly in complex environments, and producebehaviors indicating planning, thinking and feelings.

Cognitive Homeostatic Agents