Artificial intelligence shouldnt have to be activated through a big red button that delivers opaque results
Summary
Artificial intelligence shouldnt have to be activated through a "big red button" that delivers opaque results that everyone hopes is the final word on a given question. Thats the word from Ge Wang, associate professor at Stanford, who urges a human-centered design approach to AI applications and systems. One highly effective approach would be to introduce "sliders" to accompany the user interfaces to AI applications, Wang suggests. The advantage "of this kind of human-in-the loop design is that you often stand to gain significant transparency in how the system actually works," Wand states. People need to be able to leverage AI-based tools to create and operationalize ideas and approaches that will help make a better world for their customers and their employees.