Informed decision-making eases AI adoption
The most powerful AI models are black boxes, this means humans cannot understand and control AI decisions leading to trust, robustness and compliance issues.
These issues restrain real AI adoption in enterprises. In fact, KPMG reports that although more than 90% of organizations are investing in AI today, only 17% have been able to scale it up.
Our Model Assessment provides useful information about AI black boxes, that helps both managers and data scientists. Managers can use this information to decide on adopting powerful AI systems or to justify their choices to clients, while data scientists can use it to expedite their workflow and obtain more robust and calibrated models.
Informed decision-making eases AI adoption
The most powerful AI models are black boxes, this means humans cannot understand and control AI decisions leading to trust, robustness and compliance issues.
These issues restrain real AI adoption in enterprises. In fact, KPMG reports that although more than 90% of organizations are investing in AI today, only 17% have been able to scale it up.
Our Model Assessment provides useful information about AI black boxes, that helps both managers and data scientists. Managers can use this information to decide on adopting powerful AI systems or to justify their choices to clients, while data scientists can use it to expedite their workflow and obtain more robust and calibrated models.