Problem statement
America is at risk of losing our tech dominance
The United States government has mandated a human-in-the-loop approach for critical decision-making within AI-enabled systems, providing practical and ethical safeguards. However, our adversaries and allies are already pursuing full autonomy, bypassing this step.
Existing UI design conventions in defense and national security software lack consistency and efficiency, increasing cognitive load and reducing operational effectiveness for analysts and operators. The integration of communication with autonomous assets and AI through various methods (text, voice, etc) presents new interaction challenges.
As autonomous technology enters both physical and cyber battlespaces, the efficiency of human-machine interaction becomes a critical competitive advantage. The friction, timing, and effectiveness of these systems impacts America's ability to maintain our technological edge.
Our Thesis
Human-AI interaction research is required
As we enter a new era of machine learning and language models, understanding optimal human-AI interaction is crucial.
We explore this frontier, focusing on intuitive interfaces for complex systems. Our research aims to optimize communication between human operators and AI, enhancing decision-making in high-stakes environments and maintaining America's technological edge.
Why it matters
A seamless human-AI interface is critical for national competitiveness, especially in defense and security. We explore how optimized UI/UX can accelerate innovation in the defense industrial base and sharpen strategic decision-making, safeguarding America's technological edge.
Why it matters
In an era of persistent, sophisticated cyber threats, effective human-AI collaboration is vital for national defense. We develop UI designs that empower analysts to harness AI for rapid threat detection and response, enhancing situational awareness against long-term, stealthy adversaries.
made in america
by lgndx
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