Exploring Explainable AI in Large Language Models: Enhancing Transparency and Trust
I. H., Ashly Ann Jo, Ebin Deni Raj · 2024
Large Language Models (LLMs) are at the forefront of technological evolution, significantly enhancing digital interactions and automating complex processes across various sectors. While these models facilitate advancements in data analytics, content generation, and strategic decision-making, their opaque nature poses challenges regarding user trust and model comprehension. Addressing the critical need for transparency, this paper focuses on enhancing LLM explainability. We propose a framework to demystify the internal mechanisms of these models, facilitating a deeper understanding that aligns with stringent ethical standards. Our approach integrates advanced explanatory tools that elucidate model decisions and foster accountability and fairness in Artificial Intelligence applications. Through rigorous analysis and the development of novel interpretative methodologies, we aim to bridge the gap between LLM capabilities and ethical AI practices, ensuring that these powerful tools are leveraged responsibly and transparently in critical infrastructures.