Financial Inclusion, Fairness and Stability in the AI Era (FinAI)
AI时代的金融普惠、公平与稳定(FinAI)
基本信息
- 批准号:EP/Z000378/1
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 189.33万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been rapidly adopted in the financial industry. It promises broad benefits for society, including more inclusive access to credit, better investment advice for households, and possible reductions in wealth inequality. Realizing these benefits is a priority for policy-makers, e.g., through the wide-ranging AI Act proposed by the European Union in 2021. However, there are urgent remaining challenges. First, while AI-driven finance can deliver low cost and high quality, its adoption is encumbered by a lack of trust and "algorithm aversion". Second, there are concerns about fairness and AI-based discrimination against disadvantaged groups. Finally, little is known about the implications of AI adoption for system-wide financial stability. Unfortunately, there is very little conceptual guidance on how financial institutions and regulators can address these challenges. My project is an ambitious agenda to advance our understanding of financial inclusion, fairness and stability in the AI era. I propose novel theoretical analysis and access to granular datasets from the financial industry, which will yield quantitative guidance to academics and policy-makers. The proposal is a unified block of research that breaks new ground on three levels: (1) AI Adoption by Individuals: Characterising the limits to the adoption of AI-driven financial advice, quantifying the dimensions of individuals' "algorithm aversion", and providing guidance for designing automated advice. (2) AI Adoption by Financial Intermediaries: Developing a flexible framework for "fair" deployment of AI-powered lending, including guidance for regulators, and optimal restrictions on algorithmic credit scoring. (3) Systemic Effects of AI Adoption: Providing the first rigorous analysis of financial stability in the age of AI, evaluating the consequences of AI-driven investments for systemic risk, and assessing the suitability of possible regulatory responses.
人工智能(AI)在金融行业得到了迅速的应用。它有望为社会带来广泛的好处,包括更具包容性的信贷渠道,为家庭提供更好的投资建议,以及可能减少财富不平等。实现这些好处是政策制定者的优先事项,例如,通过欧盟在2021年提出的广泛的人工智能法案。然而,仍然存在一些紧迫的挑战。首先,虽然人工智能驱动的金融可以提供低成本和高质量,但它的采用受到缺乏信任和“算法厌恶”的阻碍。二是公平性问题,以及人工智能对弱势群体的歧视。最后,人们对采用人工智能对整个系统金融稳定的影响知之甚少。不幸的是,关于金融机构和监管机构如何应对这些挑战,几乎没有概念性指导。我的项目是一个雄心勃勃的议程,旨在促进我们对人工智能时代金融包容性、公平性和稳定性的理解。我建议进行新颖的理论分析,并利用金融业的细粒度数据集,这将为学者和政策制定者提供定量指导。该提案是一个统一的研究块,在三个层面上开辟了新的领域:(1)个人采用人工智能:描述采用人工智能驱动的金融建议的限制,量化个人“算法厌恶”的维度,并为设计自动化建议提供指导。(2)金融中介机构采用人工智能:为“公平”部署人工智能贷款制定一个灵活的框架,包括对监管机构的指导,以及对算法信用评分的最佳限制。(3)人工智能应用的系统性影响:首次对人工智能时代的金融稳定性进行严格分析,评估人工智能驱动的投资对系统性风险的影响,并评估可能的监管反应的适用性。
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Ansgar Walther其他文献
Online Appendix to: “Asymmetric Attention”
在线附录:“不对称注意力”
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2021 - 期刊:
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Alexandre N. Kohlhas;Ansgar Walther - 通讯作者:
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