Главная
Study mode:
on
1
Introduction
2
Summary
3
Trust
4
Trustworthy claims
5
Structured claims
6
Algorithm competition
7
North Devon
8
Bootstrap
9
Probability distribution
10
Carl Dahle
11
The Turing Test
12
Designing Phase 3 Randomized Trials
13
Designing a Diagnostic System
14
Transparency
15
Interpretability
16
Global explained ability
17
Local explained ability
18
Black boxes
19
Predict
20
Predict Version 21
21
Survival Curve
22
Information
23
Download
24
What a shame
25
Algorithms are proprietary
26
Compass
27
Cynthia Rudin
28
Alan Turing
29
Communicating uncertainty
30
Probabilities
31
Test of calibration
32
Uncertainty
33
Fairness
34
Emails
35
Conclusions
36
Questions
Description:
Explore the complexities of algorithmic decision-making and its impact on society in this thought-provoking lecture by Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter. Delve into the importance of transparency, validation, and explainability in automated advice systems, tracing the evolution of these concerns from the 1980s to present day. Learn about the concept of 'intelligent transparency' and discover a framework for evaluating algorithmic trustworthiness. Examine real-world applications through the Predict system for breast cancer treatment decisions, featuring multiple levels of explanation. Gain insights into the challenges of communicating uncertainty, ensuring fairness, and maintaining transparency in proprietary algorithms. Engage with critical questions about the role of algorithms in shaping our world and the ethical considerations surrounding their use in sensitive decision-making processes.

Be Prepared to Show Your Working! - Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter

Alan Turing Institute
Add to list
0:00 / 0:00