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Who Is Responsible If Healthcare AI Fails?

Unite.AI

Who is responsible when AI mistakes in healthcare cause accidents, injuries or worse? Depending on the situation, it could be the AI developer, a healthcare professional or even the patient. Liability is an increasingly complex and serious concern as AI becomes more common in healthcare. Not necessarily.

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Using AI for Predictive Analytics in Aviation Safety

Aiiot Talk

When developers and users can’t see how AI connects data points, it is more challenging to notice flawed conclusions. Black-box AI poses a serious concern in the aviation industry. In fact, explainability is a top priority laid out in the European Union Aviation Safety Administration’s first-ever AI roadmap.

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Is Rapid AI Adoption Posing Serious Risks for Corporations?

ODSC - Open Data Science

This is a promising shift for AI developers, and many organizations have realized impressive benefits from the technology, but it also comes with significant risks. AI’s rapid growth could lead more companies to implement it without fully understanding how to manage it safely and ethically.

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Unlocking the Black Box: LIME and SHAP in the Realm of Explainable AI

Mlearning.ai

Unlike traditional ‘black boxAI models that offer little insight into their inner workings, XAI seeks to open up these black boxes, enabling users to comprehend, trust, and effectively manage AI systems.

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Enhancing AI Transparency and Trust with Composite AI

Unite.AI

The adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has increased rapidly across domains such as healthcare, finance, and legal systems. However, this surge in AI usage has raised concerns about transparency and accountability. Composite AI is a cutting-edge approach to holistically tackling complex business problems.