Using Learning Theories to Evolve Human-Centered XAI: Future Perspectives and Challenges
arXiv cs.AI / 4/23/2026
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Key Points
- The paper argues that as AI systems become larger and more complex, explaining them effectively becomes harder, raising fundamental questions about why we explain AI and what exactly should be explained.
- It proposes integrating theories of learning into the XAI lifecycle, aiming to make AI explanations more supportive of how humans learn.
- The authors advocate for a learner-centered approach to XAI to improve human agency and to better manage or mitigate risks associated with explanations.
- The work highlights both opportunities and challenges in adopting this learner-centered framework for assessing, designing, and evaluating explanation methods.
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