Tag: explainable AI
Need to Build Trustworthy AI Systems Gains Importance as AI Progresses
By John P. Desmond, Editor, AI Trends
The push is on to build trusted AI systems with an eye toward instilling confidence that results will...
People-Centered Design For Deep Learning
In an MIT Sloan Management Review article published last week, David A. Bray and Ray Wang outline the challenges ahead for incorporating people-centered design...
2020 AI Predictions: Black Box Cloud Seen Lifting, RPA in Enterprise,...
By AI Trends Staff
We invited readers to submit their top predictions for the impact of AI on business in 2020. Here is a selection...
Explainable AI is the Mission of Mark Stefik of PARC
As artificial intelligence (AI) systems play bigger parts in our lives, people are asking whether they can be trusted. According to Mark Stefik, this...
IBM Research into Explainable AI Has Goal of Ensuring Trustworthy Systems
Artificial intelligence could advance science in dramatic ways, but beyond the technical challenges, one of the hurdles is cultural. We must trust the systems...
What Does an AI Ethicist Do? A Chat with Microsoft’s Tim...
By Thomas H. Davenport, Professor of IT and Management at Babson College
Microsoft was one of the earliest companies to begin discussing and advocating for an...
A Chief AI Officer on Explainable AI: Addressing Trust, Utility, Liability
Dimitry Fisher is Chief AI Officer at Analytics Ventures, a venture fund, and Dynam.ai, a provider of tailored, end-to-end AI solutions. He has over...
EU Unveils Ethics Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence
The European Union has presented ethics guidelines as it seeks to promote its own artificial intelligence sector, which has fallen behind developments in China...
2019 AI Predictions From Forrester: Data Quality a Top Challenge
It’s difficult to make predictions, especially about the future, but we can be certain that “AI Washing” will continue to rise and flourish in...
Opening the AI Black Box with Explainable AI
People are calling upon AI to make life-or-death decisions. In such situations, explainability is absolutely critical.
It’s no surprise, therefore, that the US Department of...