Patterns of Decision Driver (PoDD) Grid
Created by Dr Darrell Jaya-Ratnam of DIEMconsulting Ltd, a Patterns of Decision Driver Grid (or PoDD grid) is a method of capturing and displaying the human decision making process, where the decision to be made is in a complex environment, likely with many drivers affecting it[1]. The method works on the principle that our brains are advanced pattern recognition machines, and therefore have a distinguished ability to map a pattern of criteria with appropriate decision ends.
The strength of the associated drivers for that decision is represented by numbered circles on each line. PoDD grids can be used to:
· Capture the complexity of the human’s decision making process
· Provide a visualisation of the decision drivers
· Form the input for fuzzy based AI systems
The PoDD grid uses a system that establishes what patterns of characteristics/drivers needs to be true first for a particular decision to be made.
That is, you list all the potential decision ends first and works backwards to establish what would need to happen to land on a particular decision.
Uses and Applications[edit]
Ethical AI decisions-tools for defence[2][edit]
Diemconsulting Ltd an empirical approach to combining the ethical with the logical, highlighted three things that are necessary to create an ethical AI tool: Some initial belief of ‘good’ and ‘bad’, a mechanism to turn experience into guilt, and the ability to explain its actions.
Logistic Development Agenda: Conceptual thinking[3][edit]
This study was commissioned to assist Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) in answering the following question, as part of their wider Logistic Development Agenda (LDA) task:
‘How must Defence Support change to realise an innovative, agile and cohesive Defence Support Network (DSN) capable of exploiting existing and future technologies and who/how can that change be enabled, governed and delivered?’
A PoDD grid was used to illustrate prioritised lines of innovation and enablers in the form of a proposed initial LDA value stream ‘portfolio’, and is the basis for the proposed roadmap.
References[edit]
- ↑ Alberici, Gabriel (27 May 2018). "The PoDD Grid - An Antidote to Cognitive Bias in the Decision-Making Process". LinkedIn.
- ↑ Jaya-Ratnam, Darrell (1 February 2018). "Ethics and AI: The stairway to Silicon Heaven". LinkedIn.
- ↑ Jaya-Ratnam, Darrell (15 June 2017). "Logistic Development Agenda (LDA) Conceptual Thinking Whitepaper - available on application". Team Defence Information.
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