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Comment by Stefan Buijsman

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Philosopher of science and associate professor at Delft University of Technology, specializing in AI explainability and ethics.
We should avoid applications of AI that largely replace decision-making (relegating humans to the position of checking outputs). We can, however, use AI in other roles even for high-risk decision making while conforming to all of the requirements set by both outcome-based and procedural arguments.
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Stefan Buijsman, “Accuracy is not all you need! The Reasons to Require AI Explainability,” Minds and Machines, February 27, 2026.
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