ECCV 2026 work: mapping AI confidence words to probabilities for user-interpretable uncertainty
abursuc · x · 2026-09-08
Researcher abursuc shared two ideas on AI uncertainty communication at the ECCV 2026 UNCV workshop:
- Use a probability yardstick to map the model's confidence vocabulary to concrete probabilities
- Systems should communicate epistemic uncertainty in a way users can interpret correctly, otherwise uncertainty output itself misleads
A brief idea-sharing at the intersection of HCI and uncertainty quantification; details not expanded.
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