“AUTOMATED TRADING, ETHICAL BLIND SPOTS: JOSEPH PLAZO’S WARNING TO ASIA”“JOSEPH PLAZO ISSUES CAUTION ON AI IN FINANCE: HUMAN VALUES STILL MATTER”“AI CAN MANAGE YOUR MONEY—BUT NOT YOUR MORALS, SAYS JOSEPH PLAZO”

During a keynote at the Asian Institute of Management, AI fund pioneer Joseph Plazo, made a notable appeal: in a world increasingly shaped by machines, ethical decision-making must not be lost.MANILA — Within one of Manila’s top academic venues, what began as a discussion on AI became a deeper debate on accountability.Plazo, the founder of his

At a time when speed and data seduce even the wise, a single keynote cut through the noise like thunder in a glass dome. On a humid morning in Manila’s premier lecture theatre, Joseph Plazo addressed the room not as a prophet of AI, but as its conscience.---### His First Sentence Wasn’t Loud, But It Shook the Walls He didn’t come with hyp

In a session attended by students from NUS, Kyoto University, and AIM, Joseph Plazo, shared a powerful reminder: in a world increasingly shaped by machines, values cannot be outsourced.PHILIPPINES — Inside the lecture hall of a leading business school, the conversation turned not to technology, but to ethics.Plazo, the founder of the high-perform

On stage before the algorithm generation, Joseph Plazo—founder of the AI-led fund Plazo Sullivan Roche—delivered a speech that broke the rhythm of the room.Inside a packed auditorium at the Asian Institute of Management, he pressed pause on the future everyone’s racing toward.“If you hand your portfolio to a machine,” he said, “make sur