As someone who's arguably professionally employed to do things like tell people where money is in the financial system, no, you can't. In the same way you can'

As someone who's arguably professionally employed to do things like tell people where money is in the financial system, no, you can't. In the same way you can't enumerate the atoms or molecules in a human body. sure, you can come up with good estimates and summaries that are useful, but not the actual full and truthful state of affairs. In addition, you are a self-referential participant in the system: so acting in an attempt to observe such likely immediately makes your information at least partially incorrect. Additionally, if we can't get full/transparency or introspection into machine learning models or neural networks (and we can't because i don't believe we even possess the theoretical knowledge of how to do so), it should also be wilfully apparent that we can't actually know the true lineage or dependencies of systems that implement such in production. Not to mention the difficulties as the inputs/outputs of such pass in and out of the notional entity or system being observed.