AI systems are being entrusted with decisions that deeply impact individual and societal well-being. Transparency and explainability are essential for ensuring that these systems can be trusted to make decisions that are understandable and reasonable to humans. Transparency allows us to comprehend the inner workings of an AI system, facilitating accountability, while explainability sheds light on the logic and reasoning behind AI decisions. Our experts explore the need for transparency and explainability when it comes to harnessing AI responsibly. They review existing approaches and discuss challenges and future prospects.
This is the fourth installment of our live event series, “Trustworthy AI: current areas of research and challenges”.
Watch our four experts, Willy Fabritius (Global Head of Strategy & Business Development Information Security, SGS), Tomislav Nad (Lead Innovation Technologists, SGS), Dr. Dominik Kowald (Research Area Manager of the FAIR AI team, Know-Center), Ilija Šimić (Researcher at the Know-Center), as they delve into the significance of transparency and explainability in ensuring trustworthiness.
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About our “Trustworthy AI: current areas of research and challenges” series
The need for trustworthy Artificial Intelligence systems is recognized by many organizations, from governments, to industries and academia. As AI systems become more widely used by both organizations and individuals, it is important to establish trust in them. To establish this trust, numerous white papers, proposals and standards have been published and are still in development to educate organizations on the need for and uses of AI systems. Join us for our series as our experts discuss a variety of topics related to building trust and understanding of AI systems.
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