Sentence examples for right to explanation from inspiring English sources

Most notably, the EU recently introduced a provision to pass legislation that guarantees EU citizens a "right to explanation" when machine learning models are used to make decisions that impact them.

Starting Friday, certain provisions under GDPR give people a new "right to explanation," as legal experts call it, to avoid a Kafkaesque future where people can't question the decisions made by artificial intelligence that affect everyday life.

Lincoln encountered little resistance when he suspended the right of habeas corpus in 1861, depriving prisoners of the right to an explanation for their incarceration.

"The prosecution and sentencing of Mohammed Junaid Babar was a matter for the U.S. authorities," the statement said, but added that the families of those who died during the July 2005 attacks "have a right to an explanation of what lay behind this decision," and that the British government will be "pressing the U.S. authorities" for an explanation.

Neither party has the right to an explanation.

You have a right to an explanation of the grade and to guidance as to how to do better.

While no one's sure what the definition of "significance" looks like, legal experts all agree: Because of the law's open-endedness, the right to an explanation won't be clarified until it reaches European courts.

Despite the fact that in recent years the level of comprehension of participants in clinical trials has been a controversial subject, it is necessary to acknowledge that anyone who voluntarily participates in a research study and signs an IC form deserves, and has a right to an explanation according to their own cognitive capabilities.

Consumers will still have a right to these explanations regardless of whether a company uses AI to make its decisions.

Venezuelan citizens have the right to demand an explanation of how and when the death of their leader really occurred, and it remains to be seen if Raul Castro is disposed to give one.

The participant has the right to request, without explanation, that samples be destroyed or made anonymous according to the Swedish act "Biobanks in Medical Care Act" [ 68].