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A User-Centred Approach to AI Explainability

Let’s imagine that your doctor uses AI for your diagnosis. They may need to understand how the AI arrived at a certain conclusion — in other words, it must be explainable. User-centred design is a highly pertinent approach to achieving explainability. Learn more about this approach in this article.
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