Human Understandable Artificial Intelligence 2024
A special issue of Computers (ISSN 2073-431X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 July 2024) | Viewed by 1763
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Interests: artificial/computational Intelligence; autonomy applications in aerospace; cybersecurity; 3D printing command/control and assessment; educational assessment in computing disciplines
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Dear Colleagues,
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been shown to be effective across numerous domains; from robotics to scientific data analysis to decision support systems, it is regularly used every day. The prevalence of AI has led to increased focus on ensuring that the decisions that systems make are equitable and accurate. In order to make sure that system operate effectively, determine how they can be improved and ensure that they are fair, humans must be able to understand how AI makes decisions. To this end, some have proposed AI techniques that can be explained in terms of decision-making electronic processes. Others have argued that the decision rationale should be human understandable and understandable by those using and impacted by the systems, not just technical experts. Both techniques are areas of ongoing advancement.
This Special Issue focuses on human-understandable artificial intelligence systems. We welcome papers on new and adapted understandable AI systems as well as papers relating to questions of system ethics, AI regulation and policy and application domain efficacy. Papers on supporting technologies and educational efforts related to understandable AI are also within the scope of this Special Issue.
Dr. Jeremy Straub
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- artificial intelligence (AI)
- explainable artificial intelligence (EAI)
- human-understandable
- decision justification
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