Artificial Intelligence’s ‘Black Box’ Is Nothing to Fear - The New York Times

We actually understand this technology better than we understand human decision-making.

Bio, bio, bio: We don't have to fear an AI 'black box' in healthcare (and beyond)
by Vijay Pande in The New York Times

"The unseeable space between where data goes in and answers come out is often referred to as a “black box” in artificial intelligence, and there’s particular concern about this in health care. But these fears about the implications of a black box are misplaced: AI is no less transparent than the way in which doctors have always worked -- and in many cases it represents an improvement, augmenting what hospitals can do for patients and the entire health care system. After all, the black box in artificial intelligence isn’t a new problem due to new tech: Human intelligence itself...

We actually understand this technology better than we understand human decision-making.

Bio, bio, bio: We don't have to fear an AI 'black box' in healthcare (and beyond)
by Vijay Pande in The New York Times

"The unseeable space between where data goes in and answers come out is often referred to as a “black box” in artificial intelligence, and there’s particular concern about this in health care. But these fears about the implications of a black box are misplaced: AI is no less transparent than the way in which doctors have always worked -- and in many cases it represents an improvement, augmenting what hospitals can do for patients and the entire health care system. After all, the black box in artificial intelligence isn’t a new problem due to new tech: Human intelligence itself is, and always has been, a black box.