Transparency supports human-centred objectives and involves giving stakeholders the appropriate information about the system: its goals and known limitations, its definitions, the design choices and assumptions, its features and models, the algorithms and training methods and the quality assurance applied; details of the data used (what, where, when, why it was collected and how it is used), the protection of personal data, the system's purpose and the way it was built and put into service; and the processing and level of automation behind related decisions. The organisation weighs the fact that some disclosure can conflict with security, privacy or confidentiality requirements.
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