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Great example! How does research in software assurance treats the human side of behaviors and desires, which can't be formalized? Are there protocols that can
by TuringTest 5y ago
Great example!
How does research in software assurance treats the human side of behaviors and desires, which can't be formalized? Are there protocols that can increase reliability for an established purpose?
- Drew_ 5y agoMany times there are authorities that have formalized protocols for systems involving people. For example, the FAA has prescribed thresholds where pilots should be alerted of possible failures when navigation system measurements have exceeded those thresholds. Other times thresholds like those can be found just through user testing and feedback. The goal there is to ensure safety without losing the confidence of the user or overwhelming them with information. There are a number of general Software Assurance protocols. I'm not super familiar with them, but DO-178C is one I hear about often which is a process specifically for assuring/certifying airborne systems.