Miriam Caroline Buiten
Towards Intelligent Regulation of Artificial Intelligence
artificial intelligence ai becoming part daily lives fast pace offering myriad benefits society time concern unpredictability uncontrollability ai response legislators scholars call transparency explainability ai article considers would mean require transparency ai advocates looking beyond opaque concept ai focusing concrete risks biases underlying technology machinelearning algorithms article discusses biases algorithms may produce input data testing algorithm decision model transparency requirement algorithms result explanations biases understandable prospective recipients technically feasible producers asking much transparency law require algorithms therefore consider explanation programmers could offer useful specific legal contexts