2023 Conference article Open Access

User-driven counterfactual generator: a human centered exploration
Beretta I., Cappuccio E., Marchiori Manerba M.
In this paper, we critically examine the limitations of the techno-solutionist approach to explanations in the context of counterfactual generation, reaffirming interactivity as a core value in the explanation interface between the model and the userSource: xAI-2023 - 1st World Conference on eXplainable Artificial, pp. 83–88, Lisbon, Portugal, 26-28/07/2023

2023 Conference article Open Access

Fairness auditing, explanation and debiasing in linguistic data and language models
Marchiori Manerba M.
This research proposal is framed in the interdisciplinary exploration of the socio-cultural implications that AI exerts on individual and groups. The focus concerns contexts where models can amplify discriminations through algorithmic biases, e.g., in recommendation and ranking systems or abusive language detection classifiers, and the debiasing of their automated decisions to become beneficial and just for everyone. To address these issues, the main objective of the proposed research project is to develop a framework to perform fairness auditing and debiasing of both classifiers and datasets, starting with, but not limited to, abusive language detection, thus broadening the approach toward other NLP tasks. Ultimately, by questioning the effectiveness of adjusting and debiasing existing resources, the project aims at developing truly inclusive, fair, and explainable models by design.Source: xAI-2023 - 1st World Conference on eXplainable Artificial, pp. 241–248, Lisbon, Portugal, 26-28/07/2023
Project(s): XAI