Adversarial Collaboration

Initially, when I read the Adversarial Collaboration definition, the first thing that popped to mind was the Red Team method, looking at a problem set from an adversarial perspective. After reading some of the articles in this week’s lesson, I was a bit confused, but also came to the conclusion that Adversarial Collaboration is not quite the same as Red Team. Although the Red Team methods is focused on an adversary’s perspective, the involved parties have the same goal and some of the same beliefs. In Adversarial Collaboration, the groups do not have to agree in the beginning or the end. Success is measured by the results that yelled from combined efforts, insightful discussions, and testable hypotheses about an issue.1
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