Field of activity: Defense
When using ChatGPT, an error is annoying. In aviation AI, it can be fatal. What does that mean for the way you design and deploy AI? NLR takes you into the cockpit. The fighter pilot of the future will not only fly, but also command a team of autonomous systems. This will generate enormous amounts of data. The key question becomes: how do you maintain an overview and make the right decisions under pressure?
In this session, we show how Human-Autonomy Teaming works in practice. How do you design AI that is transparent, inspires confidence, and supports operators rather than overwhelming them? And how do you apply the ELSA guidelines for responsible use in critical environments? This is not a technical deep dive, but a clear story about people and machines. With insights from military aviation that are also applicable in other sectors where mistakes have major consequences.
Who should attend?
Professionals, policymakers, and developers working on AI in safety-critical environments, or who are responsible for human-machine interaction, autonomy, and decision-making under high pressure.
Speakers:
– Mitchell de Mol
Team Lead, Augmented Intelligence & Topic Lead, Autonomy – Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre
– Ellemieke van Doorn
Team Lead, HMI-T – NLR
