Delivering Financial Ethics in the Age of AI
Why AI ethics can’t be an afterthought in finance. From flash crashes to algorithmic bias – how fintech companies can avoid catastrophic failures.
Finance, Policy
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Policy, Science
Europe’s Retreat from Science Threatens World Peace
Instead of allowing a scientific approach to growing food, Europe has withdrawn its technology, dense capital investment and fertile soil from the global effort to achieve a long-term food security solution. As the European Union is the world’s top exporter of food products, this is a major setback that the world can’t afford.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Artificial Intelligence, Policy, Technology
Teaching Artificial Intelligence To Do No Harm
Validation is the critical component in ethical AI. For the Intelligent Enterprise, the emphasis on validation means ethical AI should yield superior results.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Artificial Intelligence, Policy, Technology
Rethinking The Foundations of Ethical AI
Advancing ethical AI is a critical step toward having AI systems capable of assisting all the functions of a business.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Economics, Finance, Seeing Economic Collapse and Recovery Through the Lens of Complexity Economics
Equilibrium vs. Nonequilibrium Views of Recovery: Complexity Economics Series Part 2
Discover why traditional equilibrium economics can’t predict recovery patterns and how nonequilibrium models outperformed Fed forecasts by analyzing agents.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Cognitive Diversity, Leadership, Technology
Graduating Students Are An Underutilized Source of Talent
Students are outperforming domain experts on AI projects. Discover the cognitive diversity secret that’s saving companies millions.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Technology, The Intelligent Enterprise
Leading the Intelligent Enterprise
Extract from MIT’s ‘Leading the Intelligent Enterprise.’ Discover how AI transforms every business function for competitive advantage.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Data Analytics and Operations Research, Leadership, Policy, Technology
How CEOs Should Think About Rebuilding America
The OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) loop framework, used by Air Force pilots, is readily adaptable for peacetime use to help CEOs become the fast-evolvers they need to be to survive—or better yet, thrive—in an uncertain business environment.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Artificial Intelligence, Technology, The Intelligent Enterprise
The Intelligent Enterprise
Smart leaders are building intelligent enterprises that maximize both human and AI capabilities. Discover the optimization strategies that work.
Articles By Joseph Byrum, Artificial Intelligence, Policy, Technology
We Need to Speak Up for AI, While We Still Can
There’s nothing scary about intelligent augmentation. In fact, by making up for human weakness in critical areas, such as medical diagnosis, traffic safety and air traffic control, AI has massive potential to save lives.