Eva Schmidt has just contributed a post to the widely read German-language philosophy blog philosophie.ch, which nicely summarizes some core claims of the EIS project. Check it out here: https://www.philosophie.ch/blogartikel/highlights/philosophie-aktuell/erklaerbare-kuenstliche-intelligenz-was-ist-das-und-warum-ist-es-wichtig
Tag: XAI
EIS at RE’19
One of the biggest coups for EIS was to have a paper accepted at the renowned IEEE Requirements Engineering Conference during the project’s planning grant period. Consequently, Maximilian Köhl and Timo Speith, two of the paper’s authors, flew to South Korea to present their work to an interested community. During their stay, both of them […]
Our first workshop: Issues in Explainable AI
After months of preparation, we were happy to successfully launch our very first workshop “Issues in Explainable AI: Black Boxes, Recommendations, and Levels of Explanation” on September 30, 2019. Researchers from different disciplines gave their presentations in front of a broad and engaging audience. The interest in our workshop was so high that our workshop […]
EIS at the conference for industrial, organizational and economic psychology (AOW) 2019 in Braunschweig (September 26, 2019)
Last week, Lena Kästner and Markus Langer had the opportunity to present the topic Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) and the idea behind our research project Explainable Intelligent Systems (EIS) to an attentive audience at the AOW 2019. A fascinating discussion was prompted, following the presentation of the two researchers and after having bridged the terminological […]