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Continuous verification holds key to keeping AI on track

Decision-by-decision testing will help users trust AI judgement calls

Aerial view of cars self-driving using AI, with computer representation of sensors emanating from the cars

Institutional investors during the 1960s came to regard systematic measurement as a discipline. Financial economics supplied tools for measuring investment returns in relation to risk, which enabled investors to assess risk-adjusted portfolio performance and to evaluate the results of managers’ and analysts’ decisions.

Today, the acceleration of decision-making brought by artificial intelligence

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