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Which "design patterns" better support transparency and accountability at different stages of the AI lifecycle?

helpResearch questionTransparency, Auditability, and Trust Calibration Mechanisms

Which "design patterns" better support transparency and accountability at different stages of the AI lifecycle?

UbiComp '21Particles of a Whole: Design Patterns for Transparent and Auditable AI-Systems

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