What is the potential consequence of deploying a non-interpretable machine learning model in a critical sector, such as medical diagnosis?
- Inability to explain decisions
- Improved accuracy
- Faster decision-making
- Better generalization
Deploying a non-interpretable model can result in a lack of transparency, making it challenging to understand how and why the model makes specific medical diagnosis decisions. This lack of transparency can be risky in critical sectors.
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