American insurers are being urged not to drag their feet on ensuring their use of AI is “explainable” to regulators and consumers.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how businesses operate, from content creation to decision-making and even legal and ...

The legal tech group connected to UK-based law firm Kennedys has launched what it’s calling the ‘first fully explainable ...

Companies worldwide rely on artificial intelligence to automate processes, boost productivity, and optimize output. However, ...

This robust governance model enables trustworthy AI output, and establishing strong partnerships with a shared vision for AI adoption can significantly enhance productivity, improve service delivery, ...

From solving problems to integrating AI output. As AI becomes more proficient at providing solutions to prompts with clear answers, we will be able to spend more time deciding whether models ...

Compounding the issue is the sheer volume of AI output. A single developer can use a LLM to generate 10,000 lines of code in minutes, outpacing the ability of human developers to optimize and validate ...

Dwayne McDaniel, a developer advocate with GitGuardian, isn’t surprised by that because developers are trusting the output of AI assistants to speed up their work, though the trust is mislaid. “The ...

However, like with any other AI output, there is potential for some deviations that can have a significant impact. To illustrate that idea, Hollinger used the example of how many hours were in the ...

such as fallback procedures if the AI output deviates significantly from the expected output. It is also worth noting that this system relies on LLMs to interpret smart contract logic off-chain before ...

“There’s always a verification process. No lawyer should rely on AI output without confirming its accuracy,” he adds. The future of AI in legal research Diab says that the next wave of AI advancements ...