Developing and certifying safe - or so-called trustworthy - AI has become an increasingly salient issue, especially in light of upcoming regulation such as the EU AI Act. In this context, the black-box nature of machine learning models limits the use of conventional avenues of approach towards certifying complex technical systems. As a potential solution, methods to give insights into this black-box - devised in the field of eXplainable AI (XAI) - could be used. In this study, the potential and shortcomings of such methods for the purpose of safe AI development and certification are discussed in 15 qualitative interviews with experts out of the areas of (X)AI and certification. We find that XAI methods can be a helpful asset for safe AI development, as they can show biases and failures of ML-models, but since certification relies on comprehensive and correct information about technical systems, their impact is expected to be limited.

An area of computer science that deals with data and analytics are referred to as artificial intelligence. It speaks to a device's or program's capacity to learn, use, and act in a manner akin to a person's. Planning, solving problems, and reasoning are a few examples of these activities. AI is a technology that is revolutionising every aspect of life despite the general lack of knowledge of it. It is a comprehensive tool that allows people to reconsider how we combine information, evaluate data, and use the ensuing insights to enhance decision-making.

AI technology, making big strides in every field possible, is a present-day example of ace technologies at work. Deploying credible AI skills backed by trusted AI certifications is the way ahead to building a stronger AI landscape for future generations. The emergence of clever technological upgrades in almost every sector of the world economy has led to the adoption of intelligence that has surpassed laymen's reach. It involves high-end expertise and demands exclusive precision. It was high time that machines started to mimic real-life human situations with finesse.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a skill one can use for a successful career in any field. It is no longer restricted to the IT industry and professionals with non-technical backgrounds are also entering the field of AI through upskilling. Picture this: the experts' estimation about AI is that by 2030, the contribution of the AI market to the world's economy will be more than USD 15$ trillion. However, there is a huge shortage of skilled (aka certified) professionals in the field of AI. For those who wish to make their career in the field of AI, this is the right time.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has developed strongly in recent years in many professional sectors (collaborative industrial robots, inspection and maintenance robots, autonomous mobility systems, etc.) and in the home (personal assistance robots, medical devices, personal assistants, etc.), making it necessary to be able to reliably demonstrate the levels of performance, robustness, ethics and explicability achieved by the different AI solutions. Thanks to our dual expertise in certification and evaluation of AI algorithms, LNE has decided to create a voluntary certification in this field that meets the needs of market players. To build the certification standard and meet the need for trusted solutions, LNE has set up (in 2020) a working group representative of the AI community, bringing together developers, evaluators and end users of algorithms. It also collected opinions through a public call for comments. This standard aims to define common requirements for the design, development, evaluation and maintenance processes of all types of AI functionalities using machine learning. It therefore covers all business sectors in which AI is used, in order to ensure the application of best practices that promote confidence in AI.

Experts claim artificial intelligence (AI) will shape the lives of people within the next ten years. Ultimately, AI can be a game-changer in amplifying human effectiveness and remove mundane tasks. "AI is going to change the world more than anything in the history of mankind. Artificial intelligence is being used by almost all the major industries -- from education to healthcare to retail and e-commerce, public relations (PR), small businesses, recruitment and services, and manufacturing. Forward to 2030, AI is said to contribute USD 15 trillion to the world economy, source PwC.

Recently, a study indicated UK workers fearing artificial intelligence to eliminate their jobs. Is AI going to steal away our jobs or is it all a hype? We're undergoing a technology revolution experiencing breathless stories about how artificial intelligence is going to replace our jobs. Are these signs of artificial intelligence apocalypse? Is there anything at all that reveals the AI phenomenon or is it just an image of a boogeyman trying to scare us into line?