03: Risk and automation Flashcards

1
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Automation: effect on operations n risk

A
  • improve monotonous tasks > less probable errors

- but multiply risk magnitude

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Automation: effect on ppl

A
Shift to supervisors n engineers
Less involved (in lower Nrs) but more important!
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3
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How to cope w rare, big risks of automation?

A

> prepare w simulation, like Hudson River landing pilot did!

Otherwise humans cope badly w high risk n pressure situations

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4
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Risk f monotony: how to cope?

A
  • rotate jobs

- break monotony: eg Zurich airport projects fake weapons into suitcases once in a while!

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5
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Humans vs machines: what best for?

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Humans > cope w ill-defined problems

Machines > handle complex but well-defined problems

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Humans n machines:

Human factors engineering approach

A

Design in complementary way!

-> see slide

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7
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Accountability

A

Still only on humans

Tesla autopilot death: Tesla claims you should still pay attention when on autopilot

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Safety in (automated) complex systems:
Swiss cheese model
A

> build many safety layers

> Try to block chains of errors

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9
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KOMPASS method (Grote)
to analyze automation risk
A

Look at 3 factors:
1- individual work
2- work system (org)
3- human control of tech

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