How would you describe the trade-off between model interpretability and model prediction power in layman's terms?
Interesting question. I think that you can illustrate this by thinking about different use cases. The one example I've heard that I like is around lending decisions for loan applications. That's an algorithm but, because of regulations, it can't be strictly "black box". The decision has to be, effectively, interpretable because the bank has to give you a reason for decline on the loan. So, there's certainly better algos out there for loans that can give a binary result, but do you want a bank to just tell you yes or no?