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The Human Side Of Adaptive Autonomy: Design Considerations For Adaptive Autonomous Teammates, Allyson Hauptman
The Human Side Of Adaptive Autonomy: Design Considerations For Adaptive Autonomous Teammates, Allyson Hauptman
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Ground-breaking advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have led to the possibility of AI agents operating not just as useful tools for teams, but also as full-fledged team members with unique, interdependent roles. This possibility is fueled by the human desire to create more and more autonomous systems that possess computational powers beyond human capability and the promise of increasing the productivity and efficiency of human teams dramatically. Yet, for all the promise and potential of these human-AI teams, the inclusion of AI teammates presents several challenges and concerns for both teaming and human-centered AI.
An important part of teaming is …