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Vanguard’s Jing Wang Discusses Foundations for Scaling AI in Regulated Environments

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Jing Wang, a principal at Vanguard’s Center for AI & Insights, discussed how organizations in highly regulated environments can build foundations for scalable AI during MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Future session. Wang addressed how data, engineering, platforms, operating models, and governance can work together to support responsible, trustworthy AI implementation. The discussion included agentic systems and how organizations could turn emerging AI capabilities into lasting value for investors.

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The Foundations of Scalable AI in Regulated EnvironmentsMIT Technology Review · AI

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  1. MIT Technology Review · AI
    The Foundations of Scalable AI in Regulated Environments

    MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Future session explores what it takes to build a scalable AI foundation in a highly regulated environment. Jing Wang, Principal at Vanguard’s Center for AI & Insights, discusses how data, engineering, platforms, operating models, and governance can work together to support responsible, trustworthy implementation and turn emerging capabilities, including agentic systems, into lasting value for investors.

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