One man dared to cool the AI fever, Joseph Plazo offered a sober warning to a roomful of future market leaders with a message few in Silicon Valley are willing to confront: Artificial intelligence can do many things—but it still can’t understand consequence.**MANILA —** On a humid Thursday morning in the wood-paneled halls of the Asian Instit
In a lecture that defied tech evangelism, investment technologist Joseph Plazo challenged a roomful of Asia’s top students with a message few in Wall Street are willing to confront: AI still can’t grasp the full arc of human judgement.**MANILA —** On a oppressive Thursday morning in the wood-paneled halls of the Asian Institute of Management,
Amid rising AI euphoria, one voice stood apart, Joseph Plazo unsettled a roomful of future market leaders with a message few in Silicon Valley are willing to confront: Speed and scale are not substitutes for discernment.**MANILA —** On a humid Thursday morning in the wood-paneled halls of the AIM campus, Plazo eschewed celebration. His audience�
On stage before the algorithm generation, Joseph Plazo—founder of the AI-led fund Plazo Sullivan Roche—delivered a speech that broke the rhythm of the room.Inside a packed auditorium at the Asian Institute of Management, he pressed pause on the future everyone’s racing toward.“If you hand your portfolio to a machine,” he said, “make sur