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Explainable AI: Demystifying the Black Box Models

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Explainable AI aims to make machine learning models more transparent to clients, patients, or loan applicants, helping build trust and social acceptance of these systems. Now, different models require different explanation methods, depending on the audience.

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How Large Language Models Are Unveiling the Mystery of ‘Blackbox’ AI

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Thats why explainability is such a key issue. People want to know how AI systems work, why they make certain decisions, and what data they use. The more we can explain AI, the easier it is to trust and use it. Large Language Models (LLMs) are changing how we interact with AI. Thats where LLMs come in.

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Explainable AI using OmniXAI

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Introduction In the modern day, where there is a colossal amount of data at our disposal, using ML models to make decisions has become crucial in sectors like healthcare, finance, marketing, etc. Many ML models are black boxes since it is difficult to […].

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Explainable AI Using Expressive Boolean Formulas

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To address this conundrum, our team at the Fidelity Center for Applied Technology (FCAT) — in collaboration with the Amazon Quantum Solutions Lab — has proposed and implemented an interpretable machine learning model for Explainable AI (XAI) based on expressive Boolean formulas.

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How Does Claude Think? Anthropic’s Quest to Unlock AI’s Black Box

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These interpretability tools could play a vital role, helping us to peek into the thinking process of AI models. Right now, attribution graphs can only explain about one in four of Claudes decisions. Sometimes, AI models generate responses that sound plausible but are actually falselike confidently stating an incorrect fact.

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AI and Financial Crime Prevention: Why Banks Need a Balanced Approach

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Humans can validate automated decisions by, for example, interpreting the reasoning behind a flagged transaction, making it explainable and defensible to regulators. Financial institutions are also under increasing pressure to use Explainable AI (XAI) tools to make AI-driven decisions understandable to regulators and auditors.

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Data Monocultures in AI: Threats to Diversity and Innovation

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AI is reshaping the world, from transforming healthcare to reforming education. Data is at the centre of this revolutionthe fuel that powers every AI model. Why It Matters As AI takes on more prominent roles in decision-making, data monocultures can have real-world consequences. Transparency also plays a significant role.

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