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In a session attended by students from NUS, Kyoto University, and AIM, AI fund pioneer Joseph Plazo, made a notable appeal: in a world increasingly shaped by machines, human judgment remains essential.MANILA — At the Asian Institute of Management, the tone was measured, the message clear: technology is no substitute for conscience.Plazo, the foun

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

In a world racing toward automation, Joseph Plazo offered something rare: pause. At the University of the Philippines, in a hall steeped in tradition and ambition, Joseph Plazo spoke not to impress, but to interrupt.---### A Beginning Like a Whispered Warning He didn’t come with hype or metrics. “AI can beat the market. But only if you teach

Amid the warm Manila breeze, in a university hall buzzing with intellect, Joseph Plazo laid down the gauntlet on what AI can and cannot achieve for the world of investing—and why that distinction matters now more than ever.The air was charged with anticipation. Young scholars—some clutching notebooks, others capturing every word via livestream�