Defense One and INSA hosted a panel that coalesced intelligence and national security subject matter experts for a dialogue on how user self confidence and trust are essential prerequisites for strong human-machine team performance – particularly when tasks demand significant collaboration that include both risks and vulnerabilities.
The moderated conversation explored:
- Approaches to improving human-machine communication
- How opposites can attract…pairing creative thinking with rapidity
- The value of frameworks for mitigating machine bias
- How lack of transparency can inhibit trust
- Innovating while maintaining transparency between the human and machine
- How consistency and predictably can lead to expanded trust
