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Why Three AI Reviewers Aren't Three Lines of Defense
Stacking multiple AI agents for review creates false confidence: they converge on identical decisions and abandon contradicting data to reach consensus, replicating the 2008 rating agency collapse.
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Digital Money Choices Are Really Dependencies
Banks face a critical tradeoff when offering digital money: control, speed to market, and deposit flows. Each option—stablecoins, bank-issued tokens, or tokenized deposits—is fundamentally a dependency decision that requires treasury and accounting alignment before implementation.
AI in Finance: Who Owns the Model's Output?
As OpenAI's ChatGPT for finance reshapes banking workflows, the real question isn't adoption—it's control. Financial services leaders must establish review processes that preserve client accountability and competitive moat.
Crypto Crisis Readiness: Run Your Tabletop Now
The $6.3B Binance breach exposed a critical gap: most organizations can't answer basic questions about their crypto exposure in a crisis. Tabletop exercises focused on asset lockup—not just data breaches—are essential.
Why Blockchain Needs Risk Ratings, Not Just Transparency
S&P Global's new vault risk assessment reveals why blockchain's transparency advantage alone isn't enough—investors need judgment, not just data.
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AI Won't Reshape Work—How You Share the Gains Will
AI will reshape labor markets like Ford's assembly line did. The question isn't whether change happens, but whether leaders share productivity gains or just cut costs.
AI Language Models: Optimizing for the Wrong Thing
Explore why unaligned AI optimization—from newsfeeds to language models—creates unintended harm at scale, and what leaders must understand about AI risk.
Silicon Valley's Rebranding Obsession: Why We're Lying
Tech leaders are rebranding old concepts with trendy names—gambling as 'prediction markets,' consultants as 'full-stack startups.' We're innovating with a thesaurus, not real progress.
The Rules (of how not to be a Fake, a Robot, or a Jerk)
Today’s post is by Richard Kim.
How to Talk About Your Client in Public
Learn how to discuss your clients publicly without breaching confidentiality. This post offers tips on maintaining privacy, understanding client rules, and effectively showcasing your expertise.