The focus for this MeetUp's main talks will be on understanding what Deep Learning models are actually doing. Even if you're getting great results, being able to explain why may well be of interest. And if you haven't started Deep Learning yet - and may be being held back by doubts about 'black box behaviour' - then this MeetUp will also be relevant.
FWIW, Pedro Domingos recently sent out the following 'scare tweet' about the GDPR :
"""Starting May 25, the European Union will require algorithms to explain their output, making deep learning illegal."""
(unless you attend this talk, of course).
