Agentic AI-Native Collaborative Task Offloading and Resource Orchestration for 6G Space–Air-Integrated Computing Power Networks
Haoxiang Luo , Gang Sun , Long Luo , Hongfang Yu , Hongke Zhang
Engineering ›› : 202608022
The advent of the sixth-generation (6G) wireless communication era heralds a paradigm shift from terrestrial-centric connectivity to a three-dimensional, ubiquitous ecosystem known as the space–air-integrated computing power network (SAICPN). This architecture integrates low-Earth-orbit satellites and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with terrestrial networks to provide seamless computation offloading and edge intelligence services to ground users, particularly in underserved remote regions and emerging low-altitude economies. However, the realization of SAICPN is hindered by severe resource orchestration challenges. These challenges arise from the high-speed orbital dynamics of satellites, the nonlinear aerodynamic energy constraints of UAVs, and the intricate dependency structures of modern computational tasks modeled as directed acyclic graphs. Conventional centralized optimization schemes incur prohibitive signaling overhead, while traditional multi-agent reinforcement learning frameworks struggle with the instability and partial observability inherent in such large-scale, heterogeneous networks. This paper proposes a novel agentic artificial intelligence framework: the generative agentic interface-based multi-agent deep deterministic policy gradient (GAI-MADDPG) algorithm. We mathematically model the computation offloading and resource pricing problem as a hierarchical Stackelberg game, providing a rigorous proof of the existence and uniqueness of the equilibrium using backward induction and Hessian matrix analysis. Uniquely, our framework integrates variational autoencoders to compress high-dimensional, continuous environmental states into robust latent representations, enabling proactive, intent-based agentic decision-making. Extensive simulations demonstrate that GAI-MADDPG significantly outperforms comparison approaches, achieving a 15%–20% reduction in energy consumption and a 96.5% task completion rate under dynamic, constraints-intensive 6G scenarios. Ablation studies corroborate that each core module makes an indispensable contribution to overall performance.
Sixth-generation wireless communication / Space–air-integrated computing power network / Agentic artificial intelligence / Multi-agent reinforcement learning / Non-terrestrial networks
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