Inside Darpa’s Push to Make Artificial Intelligence Explain Itself

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Inside Darpa’s Push to Make Artificial Intelligence Explain Itself
Researchers look to create systems that translate decisions made by algorithms into language humans can understand
By
Sara Castellanos and Steven Norton
Aug 10, 2017 12:59 pm ET
ARLINGTON, Va. — The research arm of the U.S. Department of Defense is marshalling an international effort to overcome what many say is the biggest obstacle to widespread adoption of artificial intelligence: teaching algorithms to explain their decision-making to humans. A group of 100 researchers at more than 30 universities and private institutions is working […]
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