Thanks.
Whether you call it algorithmic transparency or algorithmic explainability, as the GDPR does, when some of us were in the U.K. and asking questions of the ICO, Elizabeth Denham, she said her role was to make the algorithm as explainable as possible, and that it was for other regulators—the human rights commissioner, say, or the competition authority—to better assess, with their expertise.
Similarly, we had experts in the technical side of AI before us at the outset of this study who said that transparency rules make sense across the board and that beyond that you need sector-specific regulators and rules to apply, which would simply take AI into account. Do you think that makes sense?