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AI assistants for human overseers? Or human checks and balances for AI actors?

The Waters Wrap: Speakers at a recent Bloomberg event emphasized the importance of keeping a human in the AI loop—but for how long, Max asks?

Friedrich Brunner
Credit: Friedrich Brunner

Many years ago, I grew suspicious of a bank’s research department. The name on a research note didn’t match anyone I could find, didn’t appear to have a career history, and, for those reasons, piqued my interest. Was this someone who valued their privacy, or was this an early iteration of automation or AI used in the research-writing and publishing process? I don’t know. The bank never responded to my questions, and I moved on.

Now, AI has become a standard approach to fast-moving news (not in

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