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Hybrid DeepXAI Fusion Network for Interpretable Big Data Analytics and Secure Cloud Decision-Making Systems
B. Nancharaiah, Ramakrishna Kolikipogu, J. Sulthan Alikhan, Lakshmana Phaneendra Maguluri, Elangovan Muniyandy, D. Baburao
October 14, 2026
International journal on artificial intelligence tools
Key Takeaways
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Interpretability can be built into AI systems from the ground up: Rather than treating explainability as an afterthought, this framework integrates explanation mechanisms (Class Activation Mapping and explanation loss) directly into the model architecture, suggesting that transparency and accuracy don't have to be trade-offs—the system achieved 98.42% accuracy while maintaining interpretability across healthcare, finance, and energy applications.
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Multiple AI techniques can work together to improve trustworthiness: The framework combines different types of neural networks (CNNs for time-based patterns, Transformers for context, and graph networks for relationships) with an attention mechanism to fuse their insights, demonstrating that hybrid approaches may provide more robust and understandable decision-making than single-method systems.
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Security and privacy protections are feasible at scale: The system incorporates homomorphic encryption (which allows computation on encrypted data) and blockchain-based auditing while processing 80,000 messages per second with minimal delay, suggesting that privacy-preserving technologies can be implemented in real-world big data systems without sacrificing performance.
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AI systems need resilience against adversarial attacks: The framework maintained above 91.5% accuracy even when subjected to adversarial perturbations (deliberate attempts to fool the model), highlighting that responsible AI deployment should include testing for robustness and security vulnerabilities before real-world use.