Advancing technology might change the face of financial advice as AI will offer more personalized insight and, eventually, change the investing world. In an article in MarketWatch, Sarah Hammer, Adjunct Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and Executive Director at Wharton, delves into both the potential and the pitfalls of AI-driven financial insight. Hammer examines how AI tools can enhance predictions, optimize efficiency, and improve communication with clients, yet warns against accepting AI-generated advice outright. "Generative AI is not yet ready to give personal finance advice," she says, citing issues such as hallucinations by AI and bias that result in misleading recommendations. Meanwhile, for investors and financial advisers, the trick lies in how to use AI responsibly by retaining human oversight, putting robust AI governance in place, and conforming with regulatory requirements. Mixing human insight and algorithmic power will enable us to unleash the full force of AI while still retaining integrity in financial advice. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eWgJQprk #PennCareyLaw #AI #FinancialAdvice #Investing #Innovation #AIInFinance #SmartInvesting #SarahHammer
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A recent ruling by the Supreme Court in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo ushered in a new era of judicial scrutiny—with GOP-appointed judges drawing a hard line on regulatory authority. As covered in a recent Bloomberg piece, the Justices are increasingly rejecting agency claims of authority in a post-Chevron world. Penn Carey Law Professor Cary Coglianese, an expert in regulatory law, interprets the trend: "The courts are now more apt to scrutinize agency actions, showing a deeper unease with the use of administrative power that will have enduring implications for enforcement of regulations." Since the Supreme Court's June 28 decision, agencies have experienced a string of 26 court losses, in rulings against the agencies' regulations. This shift accentuates how much judicial appointment outcomes influence regulatory decisions and raises critical questions about the future of agency power and public policy. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eyyvy2dP #PennCareyLaw #Regulation #LegalAnalysis #ChevronDoctrine #JudicialScrutiny #AdministrativeLaw #PostChevron
GOP-Picked Judges Take Hard Line on Regulations Post-Chevron (1)
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Imagine a world where AI not only addresses everyday problems but also drives human progress and fosters global sustainability—a concept advocated by Professor Cary Coglianese at Penn Carey Law. In a recent article from Forbes, Coglianese, an expert in law, regulation, and political science, advocates for the transformative power of AI to lay the building blocks of a sustainable and inclusive future. He notes that AI can optimize energy use by predicting supply and demand with precision, an ability important to our transition to renewable energy sources. "By being able to forecast supply and demand for energy accurately, AI can provide strategies to optimize the dispatch of electricity, which will be increasingly important in the general transition to renewable energy sources," Coglianese states. However, the path to the full potential of AI is fraught with challenges. Ethical concerns, like AI's carbon footprint and workforce disruption, raise red flags when assuming responsibility for the development of AI. Read more on how AI, when used ethically, could propel humanity into a promising future in the article below. Read More: https://lnkd.in/dbErYGTD #PennCareyLaw #AI #Sustainability #Innovation #EthicsInAI #ResponsibleAI #FutureTech
Council Post: Harnessing AI For The Good Of Humanity
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The University of Pennsylvania, in partnership with the Knight Foundation, is making a bold investment to safeguard the future of media and technology. Announcing $10 million in funding, Penn's new Center for Media, Technology, and Democracy will address the troubled relationship between media, technology, and public trust. Christopher Yoo, a Professor in Law and Technology at Penn Carey Law and founding director of the Center for Technology, Innovation & Competition, states “Without sound evidence-based insights, arguments risk devolving into polarized positions—a result that has contributed to the breakdown of trust in media and institutions." The Center for Media, Technology, and Democracy creates a destination for researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to better comprehend where misinformation and bias originate and its effects across today's media and society. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eeBvKKHw #PennCareyLaw #MediaTechnology #Democracy #Innovation #AI #KnightFoundation
Penn and the Knight Foundation Announce $10 Million for Center on Media, Technology, and Democracy
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Taylor Swift isn't just shaking off haters—she's taking on AI misinformation. The more AI evolves, the more critical the role of public figures becomes in underscoring the dangers of misinformation. In an article recently published by The Hill, Penn Carey Law Professor Jennifer Rothman, a leading expert in intellectual property law, discusses how the influence of Taylor Swift helps to shed light on growing concerns arising from AI-generated misinformation. “Taylor Swift has an enormous megaphone and is, therefore, able to protect herself, in part, by speaking directly in a way that not everyone can do," adds Rothman. Swift's outspokenness on abuses of AI underlines how critical awareness is in fighting false information in these digital times. Swift's experience also serves as a stern reminder to world leaders and daily users alike of what can be achieved through informed advocacy in dispelling misinformation. Read more here about the role of celebrities in setting AI standards in the full article below. Read More: https://lnkd.in/ezg6d-fk #PennCareyLaw #AI #Misinformation #Leadership #DigitalEthics #AIStandards #TaylorSwift
How Taylor Swift’s AI callout could bring attention to misinformation
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As artificial intelligence continues to transform industries, the need for robust standards becomes increasingly essential. The recent article from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, "Establishing Workable AI Standards," highlights the importance of creating a regulatory framework that balances innovation with ethical responsibilities. For executives and decision-makers, understanding these evolving standards is crucial not only for compliance but also for driving sustainable growth. The legal and ethical landscape of AI is complex, and staying informed will be key to mitigating risks and seizing opportunities. Discover how forward-thinking leaders, like Penn Carey Law’s Professor Christopher Yoo, founding director of the Center of Technology, Innovation, & Competition, can navigate these challenges and integrate AI responsibly into their strategies. Now is the time to lead with purpose and foresight in the age of AI. Read More: https://lnkd.in/d2HWfT9t #AIStandards #Leadership #Innovation #EthicsInAI #DigitalTransformation
Establishing Workable AI Standards
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🚨 Post-Chevron Era: Navigating Legal Challenges and Agency Interpretations 🚨 The recent Supreme Court ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo has eliminated the longstanding Chevron doctrine, which required courts to defer to reasonable agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes. This pivotal change is already impacting cases across the circuits, raising questions on how appeals panels will handle pending cases that previously relied on Chevron deference. Cary Coglianese, Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, highlights the potential for increased judicial scrutiny on regulatory decisions, emphasizing the need for precise statutory construction in this new landscape. Read more about this significant legal development: https://lnkd.in/eWXx-8p3 #LegalUpdate #ChevronDoctrine #SupremeCourt #RegulatoryLaw #Litigation #StatutoryInterpretation #AgencyDeference
Circuits Reckon With Appeals ‘Caught in the Middle’ Post-Chevron
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Exciting news from the Senate! A new bill aims to safeguard artists from AI-generated deepfakes, a crucial step in protecting creative rights in the digital age. Sounds great right? Renowned voice in intellectual property law and professor at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, Jennifer Rothman, is a bit skeptical. Rothman raised concerns that the law could have been an “overreaction” that could potentially open up to lawsuits tribute bands, interpolations, or sharing photos that a celebrity didn’t authorize. Read more and decide whether or not the new bill was the right move: https://lnkd.in/gW2k6Bbg #AI #IntellectualProperty #CreativeRights
New Senate Bill Could Protect Artists from AI Deepfakes
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🔍 Think You Can’t Fall for a Scam? Think Again. 🔍 Have you ever fallen for a scam? Many assume that only the naive, gullible, or clueless are victims. But what if that's not the case? According to Tess Wilkinson-Ryan, Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and author of Fool Proof, trust is a fundamental part of living in the world. This means everyone, at some point, falls for a scam—big or small. Arm yourself with knowledge and find out when it’s okay to be a “sucker”. Read the insightful article here: https://lnkd.in/eTY5w7ZK #FraudPrevention #StayInformed #ScamAwareness #TrustWisely #ExpertInsights
Think you can’t fall for a scam? Experts say: Think again
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The recent Supreme Court decision to overturn the Chevron doctrine marks a significant shift in the judicial landscape. Cary Coglianese, Director of the Regulatory Analysis and Decision-Making Executive Education Program at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, provides valuable insights into the far-reaching implications for regulatory agencies and the broader legal landscape. Dive into this important discussion and understand how these changes could affect various sectors, from environmental policy to financial regulation. 👉 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/esZq8qUH #LegalUpdate #RegulatoryLaw #SupremeCourt #ChevronDoctrine #ExecutiveEducation
With Chevron reversal, Supreme Court paves way for a 'legal earthquake'
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