This invention describes how to make artificial intelligence systems, particularly those that learn by interacting with an environment, explain their decisions. It achieves this by integrating explanations directly into the AI's internal models, affecting how it perceives its situation, chooses actions, and evaluates rewards. The claims specifically cover an AI agent that uses sensor data to estimate an "explainable reward" and then uses these explanations to manage a controller, with the explanations detailing the agent's actions or decisions.
Why it matters: The rapid deployment of complex, black-box AI systems, including advanced LLMs, since 2021 has significantly increased the demand for explainability. This invention provides a foundational method to embed explanations directly into AI decision-making, addressing a critical and growing need for transparency.
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