Author’s Response: Opacity and Complexity of Learning Black Boxes

Constructivist Foundations 16 (3):377-380 (2021)
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: Non-transparent machine learning algorithms can be described as non-trivial machines that do not have to be understood, but controlled as communication partners. From the perspective of …

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Esposito Elena
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