May 2015
Can Machine Learning Decisions Be Trusted Without Explainability?
Black box models speed up corporate decisions, but can a system that cannot explain its own recommendations earn the trust of managers and auditors?
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Black box models speed up corporate decisions, but can a system that cannot explain its own recommendations earn the trust of managers and auditors?
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