Machine learning

Explainability of artificial intelligence systems: what are the requirements and limits?

• Faced with the human and social challenges associated with machine learning techniques, it is essential to understand what explainability entails and its requirements, as well as the legal obligations and limitations surrounding it.
• Work on these subjects has taken on considerable importance given the human and social risks posed by the use of machine learning techniques, in particular deep neural networks or, more recently, large language models.
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