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There's a hell of a lot of money to be made by the person who cracks this. The major blockers preventing a lot of AI being rolled out across the EU are laws whi
by bencollier49 10y ago
There's a hell of a lot of money to be made by the person who cracks this. The major blockers preventing a lot of AI being rolled out across the EU are laws which stipulate that you have to be able to explain a decision to, for example, refuse a person credit.
Not to mention the fact that we can correct faulty assumptions on the fly if we can get the networks to introspect.
- sdenton4 10y agoMeh. Why not just use a decision tree for the credit decision? Perfectly explainable, and the feature domain isn't as difficult (and full of symmetry) as vision or language problems.
- PeterisP 10y agoWell, a good way to use decision trees for that is random forests, and you're right back to something that's not really easily explainable.