The more precise artificial intelligence is, the more it is able to address complex tasks, and the more it poses constraints in terms of its explainability and its robustness to a change of context.
Conversely, the less precise artificial intelligence is, the less it is able to address complex tasks, and the less it poses constraints as to its explainability and its robustness to a change of context.
The issue of artificial intelligence explainability is less a technical question than a question of societal choice with two options, both of which can serve the greater good of society, each with their own imperfections.