Cynthia Rudin

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Cynthia Rudin

An American computer scientist at Duke University and a leading advocate for interpretable machine learning: models whose reasoning can be directly inspected, rather than opaque "black box" models paired with after-the-fact explanations. She argues that for high-stakes decisions, such as parole or lending, interpretable models should be used from the outset rather than relying on explainable AI techniques to justify an opaque model after the fact. (See also: Explainable AI)