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BMT TRAINING & THE FUTURE ROLE OF THE HUMAN Factoring humans into autonomous systems Phaedra Gibson Head of Training BMT ITEC 2020 GLOBAL STRATEGIC TRENDS - CLARITY FROM COMPLEXITY GLOBAL STRATEGIC TRENDS Government Development, Concepts

  1. BMT TRAINING & THE FUTURE ROLE OF THE HUMAN Factoring humans into autonomous systems Phaedra Gibson Head of Training BMT ITEC 2020

  2. GLOBAL STRATEGIC TRENDS - CLARITY FROM COMPLEXITY

  3. GLOBAL STRATEGIC TRENDS Government Development, Concepts & Doctrine Centre Oct 18

  4. Training & Exercise Deaths in the UK Armed Forces

  5. Analysing the needs of the trainee . 25 MARCH 2019 DAILY TELEGRAPH

  6. HYBRID SAILORS

  7. CRITICICISM OF VR & AR Why quality analysis is key.

  8. Nature and Character of Warfare

  9. VIRTUAL REALITY & AUGMENTED REALITY – GROWTH RATE & IMPACT ON TRAINING SOLUTIONS

  10. https://www.ucfrestores.org/

  11. AUTONOMY AND ROBOTICS RN Narrative - ‘Autonomous Operations in a Digital Navy’

  12. AI PREDICTED ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN 2030

  13. Artificial Intelligence SQEP – The market gap

  14. Sleep optimisation • Image from Die another day

  15. Bionic/Human optimisation • https://www.vox.com/2014/11/11/7175455/cyborg-ethics-moreno

  16. Human-machine teaming • Drones and wildcat

  17. Human-machine teaming • Drones and diver

  18. Human-machine teaming • Drones and soldier

  19. Augmented battlefield • https://vrscout.com/news/us-army-tactical-ar-battlefield/

  20. Summary

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