Explainability and Transparency
We develop methods so that AI systems are interpretable and auditable. Not just "black box results", but useful and verifiable explanations of decisions.
Reliable, explainable, and responsible AI in critical domains
Trust in AI systems is not optional, it is fundamental. Trustworthy AI integrates explainability, privacy, equity, and robustness in the design, development, and deployment of intelligent systems. Our work aligns with European regulatory frameworks, especially the AI Act, ensuring that systems are safe, interpretable, and responsible in critical applications.
Three fundamental axes that articulate our research in responsible AI
We develop methods so that AI systems are interpretable and auditable. Not just "black box results", but useful and verifiable explanations of decisions.
We identify and mitigate biases, guarantee privacy in federated learning, and protect human autonomy against automated decisions.
Systems that work reliably in out-of-distribution contexts and critical domains. Governance aligned with European AI regulation.
Seven research lines aligned with European regulations and the needs of critical domains
Verifiable interpretability methods that go beyond visualizations: auditable and verifiable explanations.
Federated learning with differential privacy guarantees and distributed trust mechanisms.
Bias detection and mitigation, fairness metrics, and preservation of human decision-making.
Systems resilient to out-of-distribution data, adversaries and changes in operating environment.
Safe AI deployment in healthcare, justice, finance and other high-risk sectors.
Operational frameworks aligned with the European AI Act and best practices in responsible governance.