Towards transparent and explainable AI: Online training session on key concepts

Description

Applications are now open for the online training session. If you are interested to attend, complete the application form here by Thursday, 23 March – 17.00.

Transparency and explainability are key considerations for trustworthy AI. Continuing the Hub’s activity strand on these topics (including our recent webinar and workshop) this interactive online training session will provide an introduction to key concepts and terminology related to transparency and explainability in the context of AI. 

The session will explore a diverse range of facets, such as how to ensure transparent documentation and accountable governance across a project’s lifecycle, and the benefits and limits of different methods for achieving model interpretability. Facilitated by experts from The Alan Turing Institute, it will feature presentations combined with group discussions and structured interactive exercises designed to contextualise and ground the concepts and terminology covered.

Content will be designed to provide foundational and practice-oriented knowledge to enable participants from any stakeholder group to actively contribute to the advancement of transparent and explainable AI, including through the translation of this knowledge into the development of adequate standards for transparent and explainable AI. 

The workshop does not assume any prior knowledge of transparent and explainable AI, but participants should have a general understanding of machine learning and AI concepts (such as the concepts of a model, algorithm, and classification task). 

Given the interactive nature of the session, places are limited. If you are interested to participate, please complete our application form by Thursday, 23 March. 

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