Transparent and interpretable Machine Learning in Safety Critical Environments

The use of machine learning has become pervasive in our society, from specialized scientific data analysis to industry intelligence and practical applications with a direct impact in the public domain. This impact involves different social issues including privacy, ethics, liability and accountability. This workshop aims to discuss the use of machine learning in safety critical environments, with special emphasis on three main application domains:
- Healthcare
- Autonomous systems
- Complainants and liability in data driven industries
We aim to answer some of these questions: How do we make our models more comprehensible and transparent? Shall we always trust our decision making process? How do we involve field experts in the process of making machine learning pipelines more practically interpretable from the viewpoint of the application domain?