The paradox of transparency in AI
Opacity and explainability. Attribution of responsibility
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algorithms, transparency, explainability, traceability, black boxes, responsabilityAbstract
With the emergence of new tecnnologies, Artificial Intelligence (IA) is becoming a kind of new monotheistic religion, and algorithms, as if they were oracles, they are more and more omniscient. It does not matter their degree of opacity or the lack of traceability they suffer. With each passing day the cult of algorithms becomes more reverential. They seem sacred. Meanwhile, black boxes prevent the exercise of the principles of transparency and explainability. In turn, the attribution of responsibility tends to be diluted.
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