Intelligent Artifacts Blog

Regulation-Ready AI: The Impact of Editability

It is important to consider the editing capabilities of AI systems. Editability enables the modification and/or removal of learned records from an AI’s memory.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich

Auditing Information: Traceable Artificial Intelligence

An auditable, verifiable, and validation-ready AI system should be capable of following information backward from outputs to inputs.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich

Making Distinctions: AI Interpretability vs. Explainability

XAI gives you insight into why an AI system produced a specific prediction set. Interpretable AI refers to understanding how an AI system works.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich

Real-time AI: Computable Time-to-Predictions

Computable AI has deterministic, efficient processes and algorithms that enable the exact calculation of response times for real-time operations.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich

What Is Explainable Artificial Intelligence?

The goal of XAI is to develop AI models that can provide clear explanations of their decision-making processes so that humans can trust and verify their outputs.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich

Black Box AI is the New Mysticism…and More Dangerous

Using unexplainable deep learning models in safety-critical industries is equivalent to using tea-leaf reading to pilot a plane.

Written by:
Sevak Avakians

Decoupling Data, Memory, and Algorithm

Evaluate an AI’s data, memory, and algorithmic structures individually for any given AI technology being used in safety-critical applications.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich

Achieving Consciousness: Emulation vs. Simulation

Rather than attempt to simulate the brain, a winning strategy is emulating known modular functions in an environment that allows consciousness to emerge.

Written by:
Emily Mathwich