Authors:
John Carroll
AI is incorporated into recommendation services, driverless vehicles, surveillance and security, social media, and many other types of systems. Yet people who interact with such systems often do not understand what the AI does or how it works. This lack of transparency can create confusion, frustration, and mistrust. And indeed, specific socially untoward consequences of algorithmic interactions have been widely identified. Insights → Explanatory AI is an important approach to make it possible for humans to trust AI. → Explanations are diverse; logical explanations are both more and less than humans usually need. → Pragmatic explanation is a…
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