AVEVA's Arti Garg proposes human-supervised, guardrailed autonomy for industrial AI
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AVEVA chief technologist Arti Garg argues that industrial AI should augment human supervisors rather than replace them in critical decisions, with guardrails defining where automated systems are permitted to act.
In a MIT Technology Review interview, she says organizations must rethink business processes and safeguards as foundation models, physical AI, and agentic AI make automation more complex. The report presents this as her position; it does not describe any specific deployment or measured outcome.
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- MIT Technology Review · AIAVEVA's Arti Garg outlines a safer path to autonomous industrial AI
AIAVEVA chief technologist Arti Garg argues industrial AI should augment rather than replace human supervisors in critical decisions, with guardrails defining where automated systems can act. She says organizations must rethink business processes and safeguards as foundation models, physical AI, and agentic AI enable more complex automation.
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