What Does AI Explainability Mean?: Look to Due Process, and the Centuries-Old Analogue of Appellate Courts
What will govern AI, whether it seems to be regulated or not? Due process. Explainability might seem to some people like a luxury of design
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Cameron Powell and Gary Shuster bring rare depth at the crossroads of law, technology, and innovation. Between them, they’ve tried cases, built companies, coached leaders and innovators, authored books, and invented hundreds of patented technologies.
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What will govern AI, whether it seems to be regulated or not? Due process. Explainability might seem to some people like a luxury of design
Reduce exposure. Accelerate innovation. Add DeepLaw to your board. By Cameron Powell, J.D. — Trial & Innovation Counsel Startups are, by definition, incomplete. They don’t
Particularly in the Age of AI, when the digital and operational attack surface of organizations has increased exponentially, compliance professionals are facing a stark new
We write about law and society, innovation and invention, creativity and the unique human genius AI will never be able to replace.
Using our background in innovation, startups, law, and marketing, we are uniquely able to combine product development and marketing communications and messaging from day one. Founder Cameron Powell’s background in startups, since 2001, has given him an unparalleled insight into product development, but where he’s innovated is in messaging development.
Particularly in the Age of AI, when the digital and operational attack surface of organizations has increased exponentially, compliance professionals are facing a stark new reality: more outside threats, greater
Reduce exposure. Accelerate innovation. Add DeepLaw to your board. By Cameron Powell, J.D. — Trial & Innovation Counsel Startups are, by definition, incomplete. They don’t yet have product-market fit. They’re