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Explaining our way back to humanity : reclaiming the foundations of the moral and positive law in the age of AI decision-making through explainability
Artificial intelligence (AI) has increasingly become an omnipresent andopaque force in the value judgements and decisions that directly bear on our lives, doingso in ways that we do not always understand.Current literature responds with the argument that AI ought to be explainable, at least incontex
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