Casey Dugan
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RAND Director of Analysis; leads and provides intellectual leadership for research at TASP; previously studied human-AI collaboration at IBM Research; based in Cambridge
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RAND has mapped out end-to-end workflows of RAND analysts including over 125 different tasks, and identified how different AI tools existing today could help with any one of those tasks, sitting down with RAND staff to understand how they're already using AI tools and how to better connect workflows across multiple tools—this is the mechanism for involving stakeholders in designing new AI tools.
RAND has mapped end-to-end workflows of analysts including over 125 different TASPs (tasks) from end-to-end processes, examined how existing AI tools could help with individual tasks, engaged RANDites about current AI tool use, and brought together 60+ government, nonprofit, and tool-building stakeholders at a convening to understand AI tool design and stakeholder impacts.
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