“We also provide model explainability when an AI prediction or recommendation is made.”
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Users receive insight into how an AI output was generated at the point it is delivered, rather than having to seek that information separately.
Interpretive note: The clause does not specify the form, depth, or audience of the explainability provided, nor whether it applies to all AI models or a subset. 'Model explainability' is not defined in the excerpt.
Readers can expect an explanation of each AI prediction or recommendation to be available at the time the output is produced.
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"We also provide model explainability when an AI prediction or recommendation is made.Excerpt from Salesforce Einstein's Salesforce Trusted AI Principles
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Users receive insight into how an AI output was generated at the point it is delivered, rather than having to seek that information separately.
Readers can expect an explanation of each AI prediction or recommendation to be available at the time the output is produced.
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