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I have the impression that machine learning is incredibly not transparent. Maybe I'm conflating machine learning with AI. Could you explain your vision of trans
by ducttapecrown 8y ago
I have the impression that machine learning is incredibly not transparent. Maybe I'm conflating machine learning with AI. Could you explain your vision of transparent AI a little more?
- Razengan 8y agoi.e. as long as it exposes all the facts/criteria it uses to arrive at each decision/verdict or reallocation of resources/manpower. Of course, every rule or law would have to be initialized by humans in the first place. Simplified example: "Murder is bad.", but after the AI observes enough cases where the victim attacked the killer first, it may present "But not when in self-defense." as an amendment, along with its reasoning, which again would have to be democratically approved by humans for it become a default condition. It could even retroactively apply such new rules to all past cases, better than a human-run system, fixing wrongful convictions etc.