Abstract

With the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence (AI) agents, the transparency of agents has become vital in addressing interaction issues (e.g., trust, usefulness, and understandability). However, determining the transparency of AI agents requires a systematic consideration of complex related factors, including stakeholders, algorithms, context, etc. Thus, in our study, we presented an overview of studies on the transparency of AI agents through multiple-stage bibliometric analysis, and identified an ontological framework of the key concepts relevant to transparent AI. We then built a Transparent-AI Blueprint prototype which is a diagram that visualizes the ontological framework of design concepts. In the subsequent pilot test, we updated Blueprint to the final version, and validated it in a workshop. Our work structurally summarized the design concepts related to the transparency of AI agents, and proposed a useful and practical conceptual design tool that effectively guides designers to operationalize the transparency of AI agents.

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