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Operators may cause slight SOP deviations in emergency situations. Anticipating this in design between human controls and automated function is going to be very
by qserasera 7y ago
Operators may cause slight SOP deviations in emergency situations. Anticipating this in design between human controls and automated function is going to be very hard. I hope we can get voice input or other advanced input devices setup for communication between systems.
- ethbro 7y agoThe input isn't the problem IMHO, it's the output. If a human is in the loop at all then it's because they may be expected to make a decision. And that decision is based on information. And that information needs to be presented unambiguously. One of the smartest things I read on feedback here was to start with a balance-in, balance-out counting system. It's unambiguous: if the number of things being processed and output is different than the number of things input, that tells me something. And that's where automated systems get dangerous. It's incredibly risky if instead of informing and shrinking their response space, they expand it in an attempt to auto-correct the issue.
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