ChatGPT: Should we rejoice or fear its consequences on our societies? (Webinar)

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BSI Economics is joining forces with its partner Melchior and the media outlet Brief.eco for the 2023 edition of the « Vive l’Eco! » competition. As part of the competition, economists from BSI Economics took part in two webinars.

To watch the replay of the webinar « ChatGPT: should we rejoice or fear its consequences on our societies? » with Victor Warhem.

19/06/2023

L'auteur

Victor Warhem

Trained in quantitative economics at Sciences Po Paris and the Paris School of Economics, Victor Warhem is an economist at the Centre de politique européenne. In the course of his career, which has taken him successively to the DG Treasury network, the banking sector, the start-up environment and think-tanks, he has developed expertise in budgetary, monetary and macroprudential policies, as well as in innovation in the financial sector.

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