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ARTICLE · 07 MARCH 2024

Artificial Intelligence And Fund Governance

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Artificial Intelligence ("AI") has taken the world by storm, pervading the collective consciousness with a plethora of open-sourced generative AI tools.

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Benoit Sansoucy
Benoit Sansoucy
Jarard Blake
Jarard Blake
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Artificial Intelligence ("AI") has taken the world by storm, pervading the collective consciousness with a plethora of open-sourced generative AI tools. Amid the feverish speculation about what AI might mean for humanity in the future, the reality for the investment funds industry may fall somewhere in between the more extreme visions, presenting both opportunities and threats.

In this article we consider these opportunities and potential pitfalls for funds - and for those charged with their governance in the age of AI. We also examine how to manage the various risks and rewards as we navigate this new technology and the impact it may have across the fund industry, including investment managers, investors, key stakeholders and service providers.

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