AI-Powered! Or Is It Just Hype?!
summary
A lightweight acquisition framework called RX (Relevance, Competence, Cost) assesses whether an AI component is necessary, how well it performs, and what vulnerabilities or overhead it adds. It uses a spreadsheet questionnaire, scored answers, a confidence weighting from sources like model cards and data sheets, and an inference step that outputs a single score for comparison. Examples include adversarial image perturbations, model drift and data poisoning as concrete failure modes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 5:58Addressing the Challenge
- 7:34National Cybersecurity FFRDC Research Initiative
- 9:42The ARCCS Framework Al Relevance Competence Cost Score
- 16:40Cost... More Than Dollars and Cents
- 19:00Confidence- A Weighting
- 21:19ARCCS - What's In The Box?
- 22:51The Promise of Al Tools
- 23:26Apply What You Have Learned Today
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