Co-design for Trustworthy AI: An Interpretable and Explainable Tool for Type 2 Diabetes Prediction Using Genomic Polygenic Risk Scores

Ralf Beuthan, Roberto V. Zicari(Seoul National University), Elisabeth Hildt(Illinois Institute of Technology), Jesmin Jahan Tithi(Intel (United States)), Pedro Kringen(Norwegian Cancer Society), Emilie Wiinblad Mathez, Magnus Westerlund(Arcada University of Applied Sciences), Haekyung Lee, Sira Maliphol, Heejin Kim, Vadim Pak, Yuna Park, Na Yeon Kim, Megan Coffee, Seunggeun Lee, Stephan Sonnenberg(Wesleyan University)

arXiv (Cornell University)

April 9, 2026

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