Aktors

Aktors refers to multiple concepts and has no single canonical definition. In linguistic usage, the root aktor (or aktör) means "actor" in several languages, and the plural form appearing in texts as "aktors" can occur in loan translations or in cross-linguistic discussions of performance and storytelling. In these contexts, aktors are ordinary performers such as stage or screen actors rather than a technical term.

In computing, "aktor" has been used in some discussions of the actor model of concurrent computation, where autonomous agents—actors—communicate by asynchronous message passing. In such contexts, "aktors" may appear as a localized spelling or as a project or library name, particularly in languages that transliterate "actor" with an accented form. The use of "aktors" in software documentation is not standardized and typically depends on the author or the project.

As a proper name, Aktors is employed by companies, studios, or fictional works as a brand or title. In literature and media, it may denote a group, organization, or character name within a specific world. Because of its generality, sources should clarify which sense is intended when encountering the term. See also: actor, actor model.