Global Bigdata Conference

How much can anyone trust a recommendation from an AI? Yaroslav Kuflinski, from Iflexion gives an explanation of explainable AI She is lying sedated on a gurney that's bumping towards the operating theater. It squeaks to a halt and a hurried member of hospital staff thrusts a form at you to sign. It describes the urgent surgical procedure your child is about to undergo--and it requires your signature if the operation is to go ahead. At this specific moment, do you think you are owed a reasonable, plain-English explanation of all the inscrutable decisions that an AI has lately been making on your daughter's behalf? in short, do we need explainable AI? There are many other examples where one or more of the actors may consider themselves entitled to an explanation of the reasoning processes behind the decisions of an AI.