No Explicit Knowledge Representation

Usually the representation of knowledge takes some form. Examples include: first-order predicate logic, frames, networks, scripts, etc. However, knowledge does not have to be represented explicitly. In the following systems, there is no internal representation of world knowledge (or much activity based on information without explicit representation):

Subsumption Architecture
Hetereogeneous Asynchronous Architecture (ATLANTIS)

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