Topical Meeting
October 15, 2013
Venue: Morgan Stanley World Headquarters, New York, NY
Co-hosted by Morgan Stanley
Summary: Increasing computational power, increasingly large amounts of data, and increasingly clever algorithms combine to allow prediction and forecasting in problem areas and over time scales previously thought intractable. Yet as every member of the financial industry knows, there are limits! This meeting will explore the accomplishments, the promise, and the limits of forecasting over a range of applications. Speakers will include Henry Kauffman, Antti Ilmanen, Richard Bookstaber, Phil Tetlock, and Bruce Bueno-Mesquita.
Please contact Casey Cox for more information or to receive a link to register for this event.
Purpose: Business Network
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