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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.
Transparency The lack of transparency in many AI models can also cause issues. Users may not understand how these systems work and it can be difficult to figure out, especially with black-boxAI. Being unable to resolve things could lead businesses to experience significant losses from unreliable AI applications.
It is very risky to apply these black-boxAI systems in real-life applications, especially in sectors like banking and healthcare. The models are becoming more and more complex with deeper layers leading to greater accuracy. One issue with this current trend is the focus on interpretability is lost at times.
As data scientists might put it, adding a time component to any datascience problem makes things significantly harder. As experienced data scientists, we understand that modeling is only part of our work. We want to avoid that “blackboxAI” where it’s unclear why certain decisions were made.
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