Kiwi scientist helps tackle the black box problem of AI systems
A New Zealand scientist is working to address a critical gap in artificial intelligence: we don't understand how the systems we build actually work.
A growing concern with artificial intelligence is that researchers and developers don't fully understand how these systems make decisions or behave. A Kiwi scientist is helping address this fundamental challenge. The ability to interpret and explain AI decision-making is becoming increasingly urgent as these systems are deployed more widely.
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