It shines the most in "soft computing"; computer vision, etc. These also tend to be the least-important areas to explain or audit, partly just because they're s

It shines the most in "soft computing"; computer vision, etc. These also tend to be the least-important areas to explain or audit, partly just because they're so trivial to verify with nothing but human intuition. Where it becomes problematic - and where DL isn't actually very well-suited anyway - is making "real decisions"; things that would normally be backed by rigid logic.