Why is human accountability a core pillar of Anduril's autonomous systems?
Replied byBrian Schimpf
Co-founder & CEO at Anduril Industries
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Approx. $183.3 Million/month
Location: Costa Mesa, California, United States
Started: 2017
Allied policy dictates that humans remain accountable for the use of force. If a weapon system fails or selects the wrong target, the responsibility rests on the command structure. We design systems to ensure operators understand exactly how the software makes decisions.
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