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Oct 14, 2026
Disruptive technology: How are AI and fintech transforming the economy?
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6:09Amanda BlancoHOST
People use chatbots for a wide variety of reasons, from shopping, to planning trips, to asking for personal advice, and sometimes even financial advice.
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6:20Amanda BlancoHOST
Here's MIT professor Andrew Lo.
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6:22Amanda BlancoHOST
ANDREW LO
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6:22Andrew LoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The opportunity is if you could have a financial advisor that knew how your portfolio was doing at all times.
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6:30Andrew LoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If the financial advisor read and digested every piece of financial news published and was able to speak to you anytime, day or night, and was completely trustworthy, that's the opportunity that we're facing now with this disruptive technology of large language models.
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16:32Amanda BlancoHOST
It's clear that innovations like AI, instant payments, and enhanced data collection will have a massive effect on how people approach their work and their finances.
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16:43Amanda BlancoHOST
And as these technologies continue to evolve, it's critical that industry and government leaders think about the unintended consequences of widespread adoption.
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16:54Amanda BlancoHOST
Andrew Lo, the MIT professor, said AI has the potential to greatly impact our workforce going forward.
Why Wall Street Pros Consistently Lose to Blindfolded Chimpanzees – A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton G. Malkiel [BOOK REVIEW]
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44:40speaker_1HOST
We hallucinate order where none exists.
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44:43speaker_1HOST
Now, to maintain academic rigor, it must be noted that financial economists like Andrew Lo and A. Craig McKinley published a comprehensive study titled A Non-Random Walk Down Wall Street.
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44:54speaker_0HOST
Okay.
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They demonstrated that there is, in fact, a microscopic amount of short-term momentum in equity markets, largely due to institutional investors reacting slowly and incrementally to new information.