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SUMMARY:BOHSI Panel on Increasingly Autonomous Systems: Changing Roles of 
 the Human
DESCRIPTION:Amy Bisantz (University at Buffalo), Wendy Rogers (University 
 of Illinois Urbana–Champaign), John D. Lee (University of Wisconsin - Madi
 son), Brandon Pitts (Purdue University), and Linda Ng Boyle (New York Univ
 ersity)\n\nIncreasingly autonomous systems are observed in various domains
  (transportation, healthcare, manufacturing, defense, and information syst
 ems).  These systems are reshaping the role of the humans in design, opera
 tion, oversight, and even interactions with peers.  As systems take on mor
 e decision-making roles, the human role shifts from direct control to supe
 rvision and ethical governance.  These changing roles impact how humans ad
 apt, reinvent and collaborate. \n\nWendy Rogers: Understanding HUMAN-robot
  interactions\nJohn D Lee: From Operator to Orchestrator: Crafting trustab
 le autonomy\nBrandon Pitts: Enhancing operator awareness in the context of
  increasing autonomy\nLinda Ng Boyle: Adapting to imperfections in humans 
 and systems\n\nTrack: General Sessions\n\n
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