HCSS Conference 2023

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Visible to the public A Framework for Assuring Increasingly Autonomous Systems in Human-Machine Teams

Submitted by akarns on Wed, 03/29/2023 - 12:25pm. Contributors:

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As systems become increasingly autonomous, the human-machine role allocation changes. This can result in new failure modes of concern in safety-critical applications such as Urban Air Mobility (UAM). In the Assured Human Machine Interface for Increasingly Autonomous Systems (AHMIIAS) project with NASA, we developed a framework for 1) specifying the roles of a human operator and autonomous co-pilot, 2) verifying that the team satisfies safety properties, and 3) verifying that the autonomous co-pilot meets its requirements.

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Visible to the public Keynote: Implications of Systems Architectures of Tomorrow

Submitted by akarns on Wed, 03/29/2023 - 12:25pm. Contributor:

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As various economical and technological factors collide, the next generation of computing systems - from the edge to the cloud - will start to look very different from how today's systems are being designed and optimized. The oscillation between aggregation and disaggregation of resources, pivots to advanced 3D heterogeneous integration in packages, chiplet architectures and interoperable non-Ethernet fabrics, and economic challenges with scalable systems will result in a "shared everything" platform architecture.

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Visible to the public KEYNOTE: Making sense of Cyber's Why, What, How and Who

Submitted by akarns on Wed, 03/29/2023 - 10:39am

Mr. Chris Inglis served as the Senate confirmed U.S. National Cyber Director from 2021 to 2023 as the President's senior advisor for cyber issues and led the development of national cyber policy and strategy. He previously retired from the National Security Agency in January 2014 after 41 years of federal service, including 17 years as senior executive and 7.5 years as its Deputy Director.