AI robustness and explainability according to the European Commission
Mar 15, 2021 ·
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"AI is starting to play a crucial role in systems for decision-making and autonomous processes, with potential consequences for our lives. A major concern comes from the various serious vulnerabilities...
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"AI is starting to play a crucial role in systems for decision-making and autonomous processes, with potential consequences for our lives. A major concern comes from the various serious vulnerabilities affecting artificial intelligence techniques. These vulnerabilities could severely impact the robustness of current systems, leading them to uncontrolled behavior and allowing potential adversaries to trick the algorithms to their advantage."
This passage is the beginning of a paper issued in 2020 by the European Commission, titled "Robustness and Explainability of Artificial Intelligence", by Ronan Hamon, Henrik Junklewitz, and Ignacio Sanchez. This paper is intended to provide an overview, designed to "strengthen" oversight of algorithmic systems, of the expected implementation of AI in the coming years, to which corresponds the need for an adequate response from regulatory bodies.
BY RAFFAELLA AGHEMO
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This passage is the beginning of a paper issued in 2020 by the European Commission, titled "Robustness and Explainability of Artificial Intelligence", by Ronan Hamon, Henrik Junklewitz, and Ignacio Sanchez. This paper is intended to provide an overview, designed to "strengthen" oversight of algorithmic systems, of the expected implementation of AI in the coming years, to which corresponds the need for an adequate response from regulatory bodies.
BY RAFFAELLA AGHEMO
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