MIT paper introduces neural transparency so users can preview chatbot responses
patpat_mit · x · 2026-07-22
MIT Media Lab says a paper headed for IUI 2026 introduces “neural transparency”, a tool that lets users see how a chatbot may respond before they ever start chatting.
The researchers say the accompanying user study explains why the stakes are high and explores what a genuinely transparent AI experience could look like in the future.
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