Ripple CTO Emeritus Revisits Gensler’s 2020 AI Warning
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Key points of the news: David Schwartz, CTO emeritus of Ripple, returned to Gary Gensler’s 2020 paper on AI and agreed with much of his concerns about financial risks. The paper warned that a widespread adoption of deep learning could make markets more fragile if many institutions rely on similar models, data and optimization strategies. Schwartz questioned whether smarter systems necessarily make irrational decisions, shifting the focus to corr…
Ripple CTO Emeritus Revisits Gensler’s 2020 AI Warning
TL;DR: Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz revisited Gary Gensler’s 2020 AI paper, agreeing with much of its concern about financial risk. The paper warned that widespread deep-learning adoption could make markets more fragile if institutions rely on similar models, data and optimization strategies....
🚨 David Schwartz partially agreed with Gary Gensler's 2020 warning about the risks of artificial intelligence. 📌 The discussion centered on the view that the proliferation of deep learning in the financial sector could create systemic risks. 🤖 Collective decision-making by autonomous AI agents raises new questions for financial infrastructure...
🚨 David Schwartz partially participated in Gary Gensler's AI risk warning of 2020. 📌 The discussion centered around the view that the proliferation of deep learning in the financial sector can pose systemic risks. 🤖 The collective decisions of autonomous AI agents raise new question marks for the financial infrastructure. 💬 Schwartz, linked to $XRP on the Ripple front, emphasizes that the main risk is in the effect of scale rather than indiv…
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