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Towards A Dual Process Approach to Computational Explanationon in Human-Robot Socia Interaction

The capacity for AI systems of explaining their decisions represents nowadays a huge challenge for both academia and industry (e.g. let us think at the autonomous cars sector). In this paper we sketch a preliminary proposal suggesting the adoption of a dual process approach for computational explanation. Our proposal is declined in the field of Human-Robot Social Interaction; namely, in a gesture recognition task.