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Autonomous Agents is a category for books that examine systems—software or robotic—that perceive their environments, make decisions, and act toward goals with minimal human oversight. It spans technical and applied works on agent architectures, learning and planning, multi-agent coordination, agent-based modeling, robotics, autonomous vehicles, trading systems, and virtual assistants, alongside accessible overviews of human–AI interaction. The category also covers ethics, safety, alignment, accountability, and the social, economic, and legal impacts of delegating agency to machines. In fiction, it includes stories where independent AIs or robots are central characters, using narrative to explore identity, responsibility, and coexistence. Whether rigorous, practical, or speculative, these books focus on the capabilities, behaviors, and consequences of agents that operate on their own in complex environments.

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