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Explaining the explainability of AI
Part of the AI Ignition video and podcast series, brought to you by the Deloitte AI Institute, intended to ignite applied AI conversations in the Age of With™
Why is it important to understand the difference between what the AI machine sees versus what the human sees? Jana Eggers discusses what explainability is and why it is important in AI.
What is the importance of explainability in AI?
How can we understand the difference between what the AI machine sees versus what the human sees? Explainability is how (and the why). Join Jana Eggers, CEO of Nara Logics and self-proclaimed math and computer nerd, as she explains the importance of explainability in AI.
Make AI boring again.
Jana Eggers has over 25 years of technology and leadership experience and is the current CEO of Nara Logics, an organization that uses synaptic intelligence to help companies make better decisions. Jana is a frequent speaker, writer, and mentor on AI and startups.
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