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Forensics tool ‘reanimates’ the ‘brains’ of AIs that fail in order to understand what went wrong

  • Written by David Oygenblik, Ph.D. Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology
Forensics tool ‘reanimates’ the ‘brains’ of AIs that fail in order to understand what went wrongTesla crashes are only the most glaring of AI failures.South Jordan Police Department via APPEAR

From drones delivering medical supplies to digital assistants performing everyday tasks, AI-powered systems are becoming increasingly embedded in everyday life. The creators of these innovations promise transformative benefits. For some people,...

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