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      <title>Artificial Intelligence &amp; Autonomy Test &amp; Evaluation Roadmap Goals</title>
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      <description>As the Department of Defense acquires new systems with artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous (AI&amp;amp;A) capabilities, the test and evaluation (T&amp;amp;E) community will need to adapt to the challenges that these novel technologies present. The goals listed in this AI Roadmap address the broad range of tasks that the T&amp;amp;E community will need to achieve in order to properly test, evaluate, verify, and validate AI-enabled and autonomous systems. It includes issues that are unique to AI and autonomous systems, as well as legacy T&amp;amp;E shortcomings that will be compounded by newer technologies.</description>
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<p>Wojton, Heather, Brian Vickers, Daniel Porter, and Rachel Haga. Artificial Intelligence &amp; Autonomy Test &amp; Evaluation Roadmap Goals. IDA Document NS D-22750. Alexandria, VA: Institute for Defense Analyses, 2021.</p>
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