AI's Dual Edge: Innovation and Fraud in Financial Services
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Resources & Recommendations
People Mentioned
- Kathleen Peters (Chief Innovation Officer at Experian) - The guest on this episode, discussing personalization and innovation in a regulated industry.
- Dr. Shanji Jong (Chief Scientist and Technical Leader for Experian's innovation lab) - Kathleen Peters' partner at Experian, leading the lab comprised of data scientists and software engineers.
- Stephen Johnson (Co-founder of NotebookLM) - Mentioned as an author and co-founder of an AI-first tool for organizing ideas.
- Vishal Gupta (Machine Learning Engineering Lead at Reddit) - The next guest to be featured on the podcast.
Tools & Software
- ChatGPT (OpenAI) - A publicly rolled-out generative AI tool that made AI capabilities widely available.
- Claude - Another foundational model and tool for generative AI, similar to ChatGPT.
- Experian Assistant - An Experian product leveraging generative and agentic AI to help clients derive insights, visualize analytic models, and understand trends.
- NotebookLM (notebooklm.google.com) - An AI-first tool for organizing ideas and making connections from complex information, developed by Stephen Johnson.
Organizations & Institutions
- Experian - A global data and technology company focused on empowering opportunities, defining lending practices, preventing fraud, simplifying healthcare, and delivering digital marketing solutions.
- MIT Sloan Management Review (MIT SMR) - The publisher of the podcast "Me, Myself, and AI."
- Boston College - Where Sam Ransbotham, the podcast host, is a professor of analytics.
- MIT Federal Credit Union (MIT FCU) (mitfcu.org/podcast) - A credit union offering banking services, mentioned in a promotional message.
- Motorola - A company mentioned for its exciting research and innovation in digital communications, particularly in building the Iridium satellite phone network.
- Cadence Design Systems - A company that Kathleen Peters worked for, using tools and simulation for new techniques in hardware development.
- OpenAI - The organization behind ChatGPT, mentioned for its public rollout of generative AI.
- Nvidia - A company known for creating chips used in advanced computing for artificial intelligence.
Websites & Online Resources
- notebooklm.google.com - The website for NotebookLM, an AI-first tool for organizing ideas.