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  1. [1] Model Risk Management in AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning Risk Management & Controls Beyond Deep Learning and Generative Adversarial Networks... Copyright, Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, 2018www.yogeshmalhotra.com Princeton Fintech and Quant Conference @ , April 21, 2018 Conference sponsors include: 2018 Princeton Fintech & Quant Conference Princeton University, April 21, 2018 Princeton Presentations in AI-ML Risk Management & Control Systems 2016 Princeton Quant Trading Conference, Princeton University How to Navigate ‘Uncertainty’... When ‘Models’ Are ‘Wrong’... and ‘Knowledge’... ‘Imperfect’! Knight Reconsidered Again: Risk, Uncertainty, & Profit beyond ZIRP & NIRP 2015 Princeton Quant Trading Conference, Princeton University Future of Finance Beyond 'Flash Boys': Risk Modeling for Managing Uncertainty in an Increasingly Non-Deterministic Cyber World: Knight Reconsidered: Risk, Uncertainty, and Profit for the Cyber Era Yogi Dr. Yogesh Malhotra Post-Doctoral R&D in AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning Marquis Who's Who in the World® 1999-, Marquis Who's Who in America® 2002-, Marquis Who's Who in Finance & Industry® 2001-, Marquis Who's Who in Science & Engineering® 2006- www.yogeshmalhotra.com (646) 770-7993 dr.yogesh.malhotra@gmail.com Global Risk Management Network, LLC 757 Warren Road, Cornell Business & Technology Park, Ithaca, NY 14852-4892 http://www.linkedin.com/in/yogeshmalhotra www.FutureOfFinance.org
  2. [2] Model Risk Management in AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning Risk Management & Controls Beyond Deep Learning and Generative Adversarial Networks... Copyright, Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, 2018www.yogeshmalhotra.com Princeton Fintech and Quant Conference @ , April 21, 2018 Conference sponsors include: The European Parliament Think Tank's Research Policy document 'Should we fear artificial intelligence?' reflects the ongoing mainstream debate between the Utopian and Dystopian aspects of AI and Machine Learning. "Powerful AIs can in principle be given nearly any goal, which is a source of both risk and opportunity. There are myriad possible malicious uses of AI and many ways in which it might be used in a harmful manner unintentionally, such as with algorithmic bias. Perhaps most fundamentally, the control problem will have to be addressed – that is, we will need to learn how to ensure that AI systems achieve the goals we want them to without causing harm during their learning process, misinterpreting what is desired of them, or resisting human control." Third in the series of the Princeton Presentations on AI and Machine Learning Risk Management & Control Systems, the current presentation develops fundamental guidance on the design, development, and implementation of AI, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning Models and Methods. The 2018 Princeton presentation will focus on "the control problem" which is a critical prerequisite for AI systems to have positive impacts by further developing upon my prior two presentations that pioneered Cyber-Finance-Trust™ Model Risk Management & Model Risk Arbitrage™ practices at prior Princeton Quant Trading Conferences. Starting with the first technical report on the Bitcoin Blockchain Cryptographic Proof of Work; spanning latest developments in AI, Machine, Learning, Deep Learning, and, Generative Adversarial Networks; and, hedge fund algorithmic trading, the presentation generates interesting insights about the most critical role of risk management controls. Such role of risk management controls is most critical in not only getting the best out of AI, but also ensuring that the worst fears about the AI do not really come true. Abstract
  3. [3] Model Risk Management in AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning Risk Management & Controls Beyond Deep Learning and Generative Adversarial Networks... Copyright, Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, 2018www.yogeshmalhotra.com Princeton Fintech and Quant Conference @ , April 21, 2018 Conference sponsors include:  SHOULD WE FEAR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CURRENT GLOBAL CONTEXT & BACKGROUND  AI, MACHINE LEARNING, DEEP LEARNING, GANs: 1 SENSE MAKING vs. INFORMATION PROCESSING  AI, MACHINE LEARNING, DEEP LEARNING, GANs: 2 SENSE MAKING vs. INFORMATION PROCESSING  AI-ML-DL BIASES, INTERPRETIBILITY, EXPLAINABILITY WITH GREAT POWER COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY  AI-ML-DL and VaR: WHY ALL ‘MODELS’ ARE WRONG “THIS IS NOT INTELLIGENCE”, NOT ‘COMMON SENSE’  RISK MODELING TO UNCERTAINTY MANAGEMENT WHEN ‘BEST PRACTICES’ BECOME ‘WORST PRACTICES’  AI-ML-DL-GANs: KNOWING ‘MATH’ AND ITS ‘REAL’ LIMITS RELY UPON INTUITION TO GO BEYOND LIMITS OF ‘MATH’ OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION Need Copy of Presentation? Contact via LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/yogeshmalhotra
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  8. [8] Model Risk Management in AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning AI, Machine Learning & Deep Learning Risk Management & Controls Beyond Deep Learning and Generative Adversarial Networks... Copyright, Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, 2018www.yogeshmalhotra.com Princeton Fintech and Quant Conference @ , April 21, 2018 Conference sponsors include: Harvard Business Review: If Your Data Is Bad, Your Machine Learning Tools Are Useless In addition to Data, the challenges of accurate AI-ML Models and Methods are equally, if not even more so, critical given that they are hidden from the users' eyes (WWW: Society of Actuaries in Ireland: Cybersecurity & Cyber-Finance Risk Management - Yogesh Malhotra, PhD) https://lnkd.in/eDb897h "[T]he approaches to mitigate operating risk associated with the use of models need to evolve to reflect recent trends in the Finance Industry. In particular there are a number of new areas where it is not possible for the "human eye" to necessarily detect material flaws: in the case of models operating over very small time scales in high frequency algorithmic trading, or for portfolio risk measurement models where outputs lack interpretability due to highdimensionality and complex interactions in inputs, the periodic inspection of predicted versus realized outcomes is unlikely to be an effective risk mitigate." https://lnkd.in/eV79T6C
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Editor's Notes

  1. Presentation 1: Saving the Global Financial and Trading Systems, Markets. Presentation 2: Saving the Global National and Global Economic Systems. Presentation 3: Saving the World.
  2. With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility... Of those designing, testing, validating, qualifying, and, deploying AI... My greatest concern is about that responsibility of the various Humans... Other risk may be plausible, but the greatest risks would most likely result from inadequate focus on that key responsibility of Humans.
  3. Ian Goodfellow – went to a bar and he was kidding with his friends and thought about GANs and he came home and couldn’t sleep and wrote about the first paper which became his PhD thesis... I took a more boring approach – as a PhD student – I was looking at all statistical models and was thinking about PREDICTION – to me with the start of the WWW – the world looked very uncertain, very messy, where most classical statistical models that I was studying wouldn’t apply... My early thinking on Model Risk Management – just around the time Emanuel Derman was thinking about his paper at Goldman Sachs... I came to know the term MRM much later... But all the work went into developing the framework of why MRM is needed at all levels of analysis and what are the “gaps” between Models and “reality” at different levels of analysis. I came across Churchman’s work that helped me distinguish between the “two world’s of business” – Lockean/Leibnitizian Static, Deterministic and thus Predictable world... And Hegelian/Kantian Dynamic, Non-Deterministic and thus Uncertain / Unpredictable World...
  4. Curiosity is essential for most jobs and careers... In fact most job ads typically write so... Have you seen any job ad so far asking you need to be ‘artificially curious’!
  5. Curiosity is essential for most jobs and careers... In fact most job ads typically write so... Have you seen any job ad so far asking you need to be ‘artificially curious’!
  6. MACHINES PROCESS THE RED-GREEN-BLUE OR RGB COLOR VALUE OF EACH PIXEL OR A BUNCH OF PIXELS FOR ANY LOW-LEVEL OR HIGH LEVEL “FEATURE” – IN CONTRAST TO HUMANS...
  7. Why blind reliance and total devotion to theoretical Math is dangerous? Why ignorance of Math particularly aversion to Math is also dangerous?
  8. This is where the “Rubber Meets the Road” – “Theory meets Reality”
  9. https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/could-ai-based-surveillance-predict-crime-before-it-happens/ It’s already common for law enforcement in cities like London and New York to employ facial recognitionand license plate matching as part of their video camera surveillance. But Cortica’s AI promises to take it much further by looking for “behavioral anomalies” that signal someone is about to commit a violent crime. The software is based on the type of military and government security screening systems that try to identify terrorists by monitoring people in real-time, looking for so-called micro-expressions — minuscule twitches or mannerisms that can belie a person’s nefarious intentions. Such telltale signs are so small they can elude an experienced detective but not the unblinking eye of AI. Going directly to the brain Cortica’s AI software monitors people in real-time, looking for micro-expressions — minuscule twitches or mannerisms that can belie a person’s nefarious intentions. To create such a program, Cortica did not go the neural network route(which despite its name is based on probabilities and computing models rather than how actual brains work). Instead, Cortica went to the source, in this case a cortical segment of a rat’s brain. By keeping a piece of brain alive ex vivo (outside the body) and connecting it to a microelectrode array, Cortica was able to study how the cortex reacted to particular stimuli. By monitoring the electrical signals, the researchers were able to identify specific groups of neurons called cliques that processed specific concepts. From there, the company built signature files and mathematical models to simulate the original processes in the brain. The result, according to Cortica, is an approach to AI that allows for advanced learning while remaining transparent. In other words, if the system makes a mistake — say, it falsely anticipates that a riot is about to break out or that a car ahead is about to pull out of a driveway — programmers can easily trace the problem back to the process or signature file responsible for the erroneous judgment. (Contrast this with so-called deep learning neural networks, which are essentially black boxes and may have to be completely re-trained if they make a mistake.) Initially, Cortica’s Autonomous AI will be used by Best Group in India to analyze the massive amounts of data generated by cameras in public places to improve safety and efficiency. Best Group is a diversified company involved in infrastructure development and a major supplier to government and  construction clients. So it wants to learn how to tell when things are running smoothly — and when they’re not.
  10. A 4-Year old who has been shown a few faces and told that they were faces wouldn’t make the mistake made by the CNN.
  11. How OBJECTIVE and SUBJECTIVE can be linked to better UNDERSTAND and MANAGE UNCERTAINTY
  12. Human Factor: Challenger O-Rings story – Human factor in managerial controls and culture as well as intuition, common sense, and experience of the engineers... That Models are not expected to have... These are human traits... Not traits of machines or math!
  13. Search for the General AI Artificial general intelligence (AGI), or Broad AI, as contrasted with most AI of today which is Narrow AI. Supervised Learning, or, Training Data are NOT Experience... Hence, current focus of AI – particularly beyond Convolutional Networks based on Backpropagation and Gradient Descent, and, beyond Supervised Learning and Training Data – such as in AlpohaGo Zero and Nurevolution and Reinforcement Learning... Beyond focus on Big Data and Big Computing to More Robust Algorithms.... In certain contexts, a 4-year old child has greater intelligence as compared with NLP AI despite the latest reports about Big IT firms creating new benchmarks on the standardized reading comprehension tests.
  14. INTEGRAL – 2 Ways – Domain Knowledge, Subjective Experience, Intuition... Also Multi-Theoretical Frameworks of Human-Machine Systems – A Unified Theory of Sorts...
  15. He took a notoriously tough nut—determining correlation, or how seemingly disparate events are related—and cracked it wide open with a simple and elegant mathematical formula, one that would become ubiquitous in finance worldwide. For five years, Li's formula, known as a Gaussian copula function, looked like an unambiguously positive breakthrough, a piece of financial technology that allowed hugely complex risks to be modeled with more ease and accuracy than ever before. With his brilliant spark of mathematical legerdemain, Li made it possible for traders to sell vast quantities of new securities, expanding financial markets to unimaginable levels. His method was adopted by everybody from bond investors and Wall Street banks to ratings agencies and regulators. And it became so deeply entrenched—and was making people so much money—that warnings about its limitations were largely ignored. Then the model fell apart. Cracks started appearing early on, when financial markets began behaving in ways that users of Li's formula hadn't expected. The cracks became full-fledged canyons in 2008—when ruptures in the financial system's foundation swallowed up trillions of dollars and put the survival of the global banking system in serious peril.
  16. With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility... Of those designing, testing, validating, qualifying, and, deploying AI... My greatest concern is about that responsibility of the various Humans... Other risk may be plausible, but the greatest risks would most likely result from inadequate focus on that key responsibility of Humans.
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