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As a senior executive or CIO, how can you assure yourself that Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning-derived recommendations are reasonable and flow logically from the project work that has been performed? Here are some high-level questions that you can ask the team about explainability.
As a senior executive or CIO, how can you assure yourself that artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML)-derived recommendations are reasonable and flow logically from the project work that has been performed?
As a senior executive or CIO, how can you assure yourself that AI or ML-derived recommendations are reasonable and flow logically from the project work that has been performed? Try these tips.
As a senior executive or CIO, how can you assure yourself that Artificial intelligence (AI) or Machine Learning (ML)-derived recommendations are reasonable and flow logically from the project work that has been performed?