modelling, monitoring and moderating human-AI interaction

Continuing

Key Points

Geospatial intelligence is currently reliant on integration of information from diverse sensors and sources. The amount of data that is available through these data gathering networks is rapidly expanding. In each case, a human operator plays a critical role in aggregating and assessing information and using it to update situational awareness and inform decisions. However, humans have a limited capacity to process information and with the advent of more sophisticated AI to assist a human, human-AI interaction will be a critically fragile step.

Diagram of system integrating information from sensors and humans to make inferences about tasks and tasking and to trade information.

A key problem is how to make human-AI interaction effective, resilient and less fragile. We envisage a system in which an AI agent augments human capability by scaffolding their inferences through dialogue. In this project, we develop a novel approach that synthesises advanced modelling paradigms together with non-invasive behavioural measures to model, monitor and moderate human-AI interaction.

The figure provides an overview of our approach, integrating information from sensors and the human, using that to make inferences about tasks and tasking, and providing a framework for a human and AI agent to trade information to increase their common understanding.

The overarching long-term goal of this project is to reach the following end state: