darpa-arati-prabhakar-humans-machines

1/31/2017

In this article from Wired UK, ARATI (Adaptively Resilient and Trusted Systems) program director, Arati Prabhakar, discusses the relationship between humans and machines. Prabhakar emphasizes the importance of humans and machines working together, rather than attempting to replace humans with fully autonomous systems. She argues that successful AI systems will be adaptive and resilient, capable of learning from humans and working alongside them. Prabhakar also highlights the need for interdisciplinary collaboration in order to develop AI systems that are trustworthy, secure, and beneficial for society. Overall, the article explores the future of human-machine collaboration and the potential for AI to augment human capabilities.

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