Decision making with uncertainty in immersive systems

Raglin, Adrienne; Dennison, Mark; Metu, Somiya; Trout, Theron; James, Deryck D.

doi:10.1117/12.2556576

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“…Graphically representing military decision-making strategies at all levels of operations requires new visualization approaches that can be applied to dynamic environments characterized by changing rules, cognitive states, uncertainty, and individual biases and heuristics ( Dennison et al, 2020 ; Hung et al, 2020 ; Raglin et al, 2020 ). The visual representation of a battlespace should be as accurate and realistic as technologically possible, yet remain at a cognitive level that is human understandable and interpretable ( Kase et al, 2020 ; Larkin et al, 2020 ; Hung et al, 2021 ).…”

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The Future of Collaborative Human-Artificial Intelligence Decision-Making for Mission Planning

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In an increasingly complex military operating environment, next generation wargaming platforms can reduce risk, decrease operating costs, and improve overall outcomes. Novel Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled wargaming approaches, based on software platforms with multimodal interaction and visualization capacity, are essential to provide the decision-making flexibility and adaptability required to meet current and emerging realities of warfighting. We highlight three areas of development for future warfighter-machine interfaces: AI-directed decisional guidance, computationally informed decision-making, and realistic representations of decision spaces. Progress in these areas will enable development of effective human-AI collaborative decision-making, to meet the increasing scale and complexity of today’s battlespace.

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