X Close
- Home
- Presentations
- Of Machines and Humans: AI and Cognitive Finance

To Watch this Presentation
Sign Inor
Get Free TrialEach subscription comes with a 7-day free trial. You will not be charged if you choose to cancel within the trial periodOf Machines and Humans: AI and Cognitive Finance
Yves Chauvin
Director, Investment Data Platform, AXA
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are currently reshaping many domains, especially when natural pattern recognition is key. In the financial world, where game theory and decision making under uncertainty are keys, it has been known for a long time that humans consistently violate basic principles of rational choices. Could and should AI and ML understand, learn, and even take advantage of human cognitive weaknesses? We investigate two case studies related to over-confidence and loss aversion.

Yves Chauvin
Director, Investment Data Platform
AXA
Yves Chauvin is the Director of the Investment Data Platform at AXA-IM, Rosenberg Equity. He is responsible for data processing from supplier data to data integration and for the construction of data quality tools used in computer models for asset management. He started work in Machine Learning more than 20 years ago, when Machine Learning was seen as an alternative statistical tool to extract relevant knowledge from noisy data. One current topic of interest is how recent advances in Machine Learning may change or add constraints to data processing and knowledge management in the financial industry.