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Assured Autonomy Workshop #1


   Workshop Report   

October 16-17, 2019

Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel
900 S Orme St, Arlington, VA 22204



Event Contact

Ann Schwartz
adrobnis@cra.org


Event Type

2019 Events, 2019 Visioning Activities


Event Category

CCC

Overview

This was the first in a series of three workshops on Assured Autonomy. See the landing page for this series here to learn more.

This workshop was focused on identifying current and anticipated challenges and problems in assuring autonomous systems within and across applications and sectors.

The workshop was structured in order to stimulate cross-disciplinary exchange. It concentrated on several challenge areas and application domains. The challenge areas include the following:

  • Security and privacy.
  • Safety, trust and verification.
  • Test, evaluation and certification.
  • Human-autonomy integration.
  • Policy, regulation and ethics.

The application domains that will be represented at the workshop include the following:

  • Mobility.
  • Defense.
  • Health and medicine.
  • Civilian infrastructure
  • Space.

The expected outcome of the first workshop is an interim report which will provide inputs to the planning of and the discussions during the second workshop and to the final roadmap document.

Agenda

October 16, 2019 (Wednesday)

08:00 AM BREAKFAST | Galaxy Room
08:45 AM Introduction | Galaxy Room
09:15 AM "1-Minute" Intros | Galaxy Room
09:45 AM Panel: Mobility | Galaxy Room

Kevin Dopart, DOT
Natasha Neogi, NASA
Brian Sadler, ARL
Tichakorn Wongpiromsarn, nuTonomy

10:30 AM BREAK
11:00 AM Panel: Privacy and Security | Galaxy Room

Miroslav Pajic, Duke
John Launchbury, Galois
Todd Humphreys, UT Austin
Howie Shrobe, MIT

12:00 PM LUNCH | Galaxy Room
01:00 PM Breakout Sessions | Stars 1, Stars 2, Galaxy Room
02:15 PM BREAK
02:45 PM Panel: Safety, Verification, Certification | Galaxy Room

Phil Koopman, CMU
Darren Cofer, Rockwell Collins
Laura Humphrey, ARFL
Julian Goldman, Mass General
Meeko Oishi, University of New Mexico

 

03:45 PM BREAK
04:15 PM Panel: Space | Galaxy Room

Danette Allen, NASA
Joel Mozer, Air Force
Hiro Ono, NASA
Missy Cummings., Duke

05:00 PM BREAK
05:15 PM Reflections From the Breakouts | Galaxy Room
06:30 PM DINNER | Arlington Room

October 17, 2019 (Thursday)

08:00 AM BREAKFAST | Galaxy Room
08:45 AM Panel: Policy, Regulation, Ethics | Galaxy Room

Cara LaPointe, JHU ARL
Heather Roff, JHU ARL
Nadya Bliss, ASU
Lenore Zuck, UIC

09:30 AM Panel: Defense | Galaxy Room

Craig Lennon, ARL
Signe Redfield, NRL
Ashley Llorens, JHU APL

10:15 AM BREAK
10:45 AM Panel: Human System Integration, Trust | Galaxy Room

Jessie Chen, ARL
Matthew Johnson, IHMC
Nisar Ahmed, University of Colorado
Missy Cummings, Duke
Nancy Cooke, ASU

11:45 AM LUNCH | Galaxy Room
12:15 PM Breakouts | Stars 1, Stars 2, Galaxy Room
01:30 PM BREAK
01:45 PM Briefings from Breakouts | Galaxy Room
02:15 PM Summary Writing | Galaxy Room
03:00 PM End of Workshop
Organizers

Organizing Committee:

Nancy Cooke (Arizona State University)

Missy Cummings (Duke University)

Ashley Llorens (Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory)

Howard Shrobe (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Ufuk Topcu (University of Texas at Austin)

Lenore Zuck (University of Illinois at Chicago)

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