In a lecture hall usually reserved for strategy sessions and startup pitches, Joseph Plazo stepped to the podium—not to celebrate the rise of AI, but to interrogate it.He isn’t warning against something he doesn’t understand. His systems run portfolios worth hundreds of millions.And still, he asked a haunting question:“If a machine gets it
At the Asian Institute of Management—one of Asia’s top business schools, Joseph Plazo stepped to the podium—not to celebrate the rise of AI, but to interrogate it.He’s no alarmist. He’s one of its architects.And still, he asked a haunting question:“If a machine gets it wrong, who raises their hand to say ‘I approved this’?”???? **
Inside a hushed auditorium in Manila, Joseph Plazo stepped to the podium—not to celebrate the rise of AI, but to interrogate it.He’s no alarmist. He’s one of its architects.And still, he asked a haunting question:“If a machine gets it wrong, who raises their hand to say ‘I approved this’?”???? **The Visionary Who Dared to Doubt His Ow