The Evolution and Typology of Artificial Intelligence
The Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Across the Global Financial System (including case studies)
Legal and Regulatory Frameworks Applicable to the Use of AI in Financial Markets
Principles for the Effective Regulation of AI in Financial Markets
Responsible Adoption of AI by Financial Regulators Themselves
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Global Financial System is a three-day course designed to help financial regulators and select private practitioners understand artificial intelligence as a technology, examine its impact on financial markets, and explore how regulators can both deploy AI themselves and oversee financial firms’ use of AI.
Delivered by Hanspeter Pfister of Harvard University, Feng Zhu of Harvard Business School, Howell Jackson of Harvard Law School, and other distinguished experts from academia, markets, and the private sector, the curriculum is intentionally practical and implementation-focused, while also giving participants a strong conceptual foundation and an international comparative perspective.
