Date: December 15, 2025

Title: Towards Verifiable and Trustable AI

On December 15, 2025, an invited talk was delivered by Associate Professor Teeradaj Racharak at the Human Information Research Group. The talk, entitled “Towards Verifiable and Trustable AI,” addressed the increasingly important issues of verifiability and trustworthiness in artificial intelligence from multiple perspectives.

In this lecture, Prof. Racharak discussed how AI systems, which are becoming deeply embedded in real-world and socially critical decision-making processes, can be designed and evaluated to ensure transparency, interpretability, and alignment with human information processing. The talk also highlighted the relationship between algorithmic verification and human-centered trust in AI systems. Active discussions with participants followed, making the session highly engaging and insightful.

The lecture provided valuable perspectives for researchers and students, offering important implications for future research and practical applications of trustworthy AI.