Perihermeneias

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   by Perihermeneias 4y ago

   Thanks for the response. So is it more of a feeling of trust for the end-users that people want explainable AI? If an explainable model has the same performance as a black box model, does that really add any real world benefit though? Or do
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   by Perihermeneias 4y ago

   I’m thinking not just about AI for coding, which I agree doesn’t seem to need explainability, but AI/ML in general. In that case, I suppose your point would generalize to something like explainable AI would allow for performance guaran
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   by Perihermeneias 4y ago

   Is this something that AI is necessary for, though? Or perhaps you mean it would do this with more complex metrics. What does this look like in practice though? Is it text that a (black box) LLM generates, or is it a bunch of graphs made by
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   by Perihermeneias 4y ago

   Thanks for the thoughtful response. What would this look like in something more complicated? In deep learning would this be something like “if you can get these neurons to fire more you can get a better output” and “you can increase these n
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   Ask HN: Why is the AI black box such a big deal?

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