Cheryl Giammanco
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Cheryl Giammanco is a leading researcher in human-agent teaming and decision-sharing frameworks, with a focus on high-stakes military environments. Her most cited work, "Five Requisites for Human-Agent Decision Sharing in Military Environments" (2016), establishes foundational principles for integrating autonomous systems into command and control processes. This paper, with 7 citations, outlines critical requirements for trust, transparency, and adaptive delegation between human operators and AI agents—a cornerstone for modern defense research. Giammanco’s contributions bridge cognitive science and artificial intelligence, addressing how humans and machines can collaboratively make decisions under uncertainty. Her work is particularly influential in shaping ethical and operational guidelines for autonomous systems, ensuring that human oversight remains central in complex military scenarios. By defining these requisites, she has provided a practical roadmap for developers and policymakers, impacting both academic discourse and real-world system design. Giammanco’s research continues to inform the evolution of human-machine interaction, making her a key voice in the responsible advancement of AI in defense.
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