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[[Andrew Lo]] mentioned this paper<ref>{{:Paper/Personal Indexes}}</ref>: [[Paper/Personal Indexes|Personal Indexes]] in this 2019 lecture<ref>{{:Video/Artificial Stupidity}}</ref>. He also had a video series on his course: Introduction to Financial Theory<ref>{{:Video/Ses 1: Introduction and Course Overview}}</ref>.
[[Andrew Lo]] mentioned this paper<ref>{{:Paper/Personal Indexes}}</ref>: [[Paper/Personal Indexes|Personal Indexes]] in this 2019 lecture<ref>{{:Video/Artificial Stupidity}}</ref>. He also had a video series on his course: Introduction to Financial Theory<ref>{{:Video/Ses 1: Introduction and Course Overview}}</ref>.

Latest revision as of 15:48, 26 August 2022

Lo, Andrew (Dec 12, 2019). Artificial Stupidity: The New AI and the Future of Fintech. local page: MIT OpenSourceWare. 


Andrew Lo mentioned this paper[1]: Personal Indexes in this 2019 lecture[2]. He also had a video series on his course: Introduction to Financial Theory[3].

Ethical Arguments

Greed is good(Q28126597) is a statement famously acted out by Gordon Gecko/Michael Douglas in the movie: Wall Street. This statement was acted out again in Andrew Lo's speech: Artificial Stupidity[4] in 2019.

The particular snippet can be found here:


References

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Andrew Lo is the main instructor of this course. This course contains one instructor: Andrew Lo.