The book will not only inspire researchers to passionately develop new algorithms incorporating human for human-centred ML algorithms, resulting in the overall advancement of ML, but also help ML practitioners proactively use ML outputs for informative and trustworthy decision making.
Because trusting and trustworthy horses make better partners, good horsemen and women have turned to the behavior modification techniques of "natural" horsemanship and, frankly, good parenting, rather than the tools of fear and intimidation, to get their desired results.
Furthermore, consumers choose to depend on people they consider experts and trustworthy to make informed decisions.
They hire trustworthy people, make sure all the regulations are followed and do everything they can to support the client/adviser relationship.
They hire trustworthy people, make sure all the regulations are followed and do everything they can to support the client/adviser relationship," says Greg Ghodsi, an adviser with Raymond James who has retired clients in Florida who lived through the Great Depression and quite animatedly let him know about it.
Being perceived as trustworthy will make users more comfortable working or shopping with you.
"It's reached many more people; people who would never dream of going on Bluelight or Reddit, or even trust those sources because they don't look as accessible and don't seem as trustworthy". It makes sense: to sign up to a site exclusively dedicated to drugs feels like a big step for the casual user.
Bringing a trustworthy comrade makes college parties less stressful because: A friend is a great buffer for awkward conversations because they can pull you out of them or jump into them, either way they're a lifesaver.
In its positive form it is the reputation of being trustworthy, skilled in making things happen in the organization, and accomplished in getting things done through people.
