Daan Kolkman

AI decision making doesn’t need to be explainable, but it should be responsive Public policies are increasingly being underpinned by automatic algorithmic decision making processes that have in some instances spectacularly failed.  Daan Kolkmanand Gijs van Maanen ar…

#AI #DecisionMaking is becoming increasingly common in public policy, but it has serious flaws.

@dakolkman.bsky.social and @gijsvanmaanen.bsky.social argue on @lseimpactblog.bsky.social that more than being made transparent, such technology must be responsive to the contexts in which it's used.

Sharing @gijsvanmaanen.bsky.social and my post on the LSE Impact Blog as my BlueSky 'Hello World'! 🚀

This blog reflects ongoing discussions with Gijs (and others) about the limitations of transparency and explainability in AI—and explores a way forward through the concept of 'responsiveness'.

Algorithmic models through a representational
lens with @dakolkman.bsky.social
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