NASP International and Interdisciplinary Seminar
Organized in cooperation with the Computational Models and Designs Hub
10 March 2023, h. 14.30
Room B, Via Pace 10 Milan
and on Zoom

Speaker: Sharyn O'Halloran (Trinity College Dublin) 
Chair: Fabio Franchino (NASP - University of Milan)

Abstract
Democratic governments face increasingly uncertain political and economic environments when enacting public policy. Traditional approaches to evaluating policy options rely on observational methods, which are prone to selection and measurement bias and fail to capture the underlying complexities of confounding variables. To address these challenges, artificial intelligence (AI) advances offer policymakers new tools to analyze large datasets and identify patterns to make informed decisions. Professor O'Halloran's work demonstrates how AI can enhance financial market regulation to help decision-makers identify potential risks and prevent financial crises. While AI can potentially improve public policymaking by predicting and evaluating the impact of policy choices, its ethical and transparent use is crucial to ensure overall economic efficiency and social welfare.

This seminar is part of the NASP International and Interdisciplinary Seminars Series 2023.

For information, please contact: graduate.school@unimi.it