Author:
Tsamados Andreas,Floridi Luciano,Taddeo Mariarosaria
Abstract
AbstractThis article reviews two main approaches to human control of AI systems: supervisory human control and human–machine teaming. It explores how each approach defines and guides the operational interplay between human behaviour and system behaviour to ensure that AI systems are effective throughout their deployment. Specifically, the article looks at how the two approaches differ in their conceptual and practical adequacy regarding the control of AI systems based on foundation models––i.e., models trained on vast datasets, exhibiting general capabilities, and producing non-deterministic behaviour. The article focuses on examples from the defence and security domain to highlight practical challenges in terms of human control of automation in general, and AI in particular, and concludes by arguing that approaches to human control are better served by an understanding of control as the product of collaborative agency in a multi-agent system rather than of exclusive human supervision.
Funder
Economic and Social Research Council
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Cited by
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