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The Mind Behind the Mission: Can You Trust Autonomy to Decide What Happens Next?
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Following our blog on Autonomy Factories, this is the second in our series exploring autonomy. An unmanned aircraft is tracking a vehicle during an intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance mission. The vehicle disappears beneath the tree line. As the aircraft searches the surrounding terrain, its communications link is disrupted and the operator loses contact. The operator can no longer intervene, but the mission must continue. The aircraft’s mission autonomy software, or autonomous pilot, must decide what to do next based on the objectives and the information available. In that moment, the operator must trust the autonomous pilot to carry out the mission safely and effectively. This raises a question increasingly central to autonomous systems: how do you establish that trust when you cannot predict exactly what the aircraft will do next?
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