One Explanation Does Not Fit All: A Toolkit and Taxonomy of AI ExplainabilityTechniques

Why Did the Algorithm Do That? A New Toolkit Makes AI Talk

Machines now make choices that affect our lives, and people want to know why.
This project offers a simple path: an open-source toolkit that gathers many ways for computers to give answers.
It aims to improve explainability so citizens, regulators and experts can understand decisions, each in a way that fits them.
The creators also made a clear taxonomy — a guide to pick the right kind of explanation for your need.
There are easy demos, small tests to check how useful explanations are, and room to add more tools as they get built.
The goal is not to hide complexity but to make answers that feel honest and useful, and to help rebuild evaluation of explanations so people can trust what they see.
Try the demos, ask questions, share feedback — this work wants to move research closer to real people, so technology helps not confuses, and everyone can say they understand why a choice was made.

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