The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is trying to develop artificial intelligence algorithms that can make complex decisions in situations where two military commanders cannot agree on a decision. Launched last month, DARPA's In the Moment (ITM) program seeks to mimic the decision-making skills of trusted human leaders in situations where there is no agreed-upon right answer. It aims to develop a technology based on realistic and challenging decision scenarios, map its responses and compare them with human decision makers. Such technology would make quick decisions in stressful situations using algorithms and data, based on the premise that removing human biases could save lives. Such technology can prove useful for triage in mass case events, such as fighting, terrorist attacks and disasters. The program is expected to run for three and a half years in collaboration with the private sector, but no budget figures have been announced. Giuseppe Gagliano Cestudec https://t.me/cestudec
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