> humans are really bad at co-operating with machines. We are asked to pay full attention to everything around us and take over at a moment's notice, while doing nothing >99% of the time. Humans simply do not work like that.
Like most of the 'Human Error' research, it focuses on Aviation, but is worth a read anyway if you care about topics such as e.g. SRE and Incident response.
> humans are really bad at co-operating with machines. We are asked to pay full attention to everything around us and take over at a moment's notice, while doing nothing >99% of the time. Humans simply do not work like that.
I have been trying to find some refs.
here's a couple: https://www.skybrary.aero/articles/cockpit-automation-advant...
https://themobilityforum.net/2021/03/15/the-potential-pitfal...
Like most of the 'Human Error' research, it focuses on Aviation, but is worth a read anyway if you care about topics such as e.g. SRE and Incident response.