Minimizing Uncertainty
Malcolm MurrayThoughts on AI Risk Management and everything adjacent to it. Mainly hot takes to get ideas out there.
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I’m a chief of research for risk and a Superforecaster. An economist and MBA by training, I have provided research and advice to CEOs, Prime Ministers and Chief Risk Officers in the US, Asia and Europe. Views and opinions my own.
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