Published Dec 16, 2021
Kathryn Hume — Financial Models, ML, and 17th-Century Philosophy
Kathryn Hume delves into the intersection of 17th-century philosophy and modern machine learning, explores the challenges of deploying ML models in banking, and discusses the transformative impact of AI on financial forecasting and trade execution, emphasizing the necessity for accuracy and fairness.
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