Goldman Sachs: AI-Self Adaptive Complex Systems Pioneer: Beyond Prediction: Uncertainty & Complexity Management for Anticipation Of Surprise
Dr. Yogesh Malhotra
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Dr. Yogesh Malhotra : Malhotra, Yogesh, Quantum-Augmented Self-Adaptive Networks (QASANs): A Paradigm Shift for Information Assurance in the Post AI-Quantum Era. State University of New York (SUNY) Albany, 20th Annual Symposium on Information Assurance, ASIA '25 , Available at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5229337 .
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As Quantum Generative AI Pioneer and Meta-GenAI Meta-Search Pioneer, our AWS Quantum Valley US Air Force-AFRL Post AI-Quantum Networks YM-ABC™, YogeshMalhotra.com, AIMLExchange.com, BRINT.com and C4I-Cyber.com advancing AI-ML-Quant-Cyber-Crypto-Quantum practices build on 30-year R&D on Sustainable Digital-AI Systems and Networks Agility, Resilience & Sustainability Practices leadership: R&D ranked for impact among AI-Quant Finance Nobel laureates with industry benchmarks for Self-Adaptive Complex Systems-Chaos Engineering as the Digital Transformation Pioneer profiled in Business Week, Computerworld, CIO Magazine, Fast Company, Fortune, Inc., New York Times, Wall Street Journal, etc.
Our Silicon Valley-Wall Street-Pentagon-Global Digital CEO-CTO-CxO leadership practices in Sustainable Cloud Computing address three inter-related applied problems: (a) All Current Artificial Intelligence Technologies including GenAI and LLMs are constrained given focus on ‘Predicting’ the ‘Historical Past’ – We in contrast, “Create the Digital Future” proactively by “Anticipation of Surprise” since the beginning of the WWW. (b) In contrast to the self-constraining focus of Neural Networks and related Digital Transformers for mainstream AI-Quantum systems, we pioneered post AI-Quantum Self-Adaptive Complex Systems focus inspired by the original AI Pioneers of Genetic Algorithms as Self-Adaptive Complex Systems as pioneers of Theory of Quantum Minds for Managing Quantum Uncertainty and Time-Space Complexity over last 30-years, (c) In contrast to current mainstream AI and Quantum technologies that are ‘designed to fail’ given above intrinsic characteristics including limitations of key workhorse AI algos such as SGD and Back-Prop related to DNNs designed for “Historical” Steady State, our Quantum Minds for Quantum Uncertainty are ‘designed to accommodate’ Dynamic Uncertainties and Adversarial Uncertainties for unprecedented Time-Space Complexity for the era of unprecedented Uncertainty.
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"There has been an over-concentration on Shannon's definition of information in terms of uncertainty (a very good definition for the original purposes) with little attempt to understand how MEANING directs a message in a network. This, combined with a concentration on end-points (equilibria) rather than properties of the trajectory (move sequence) in games has led to a very unsatisfactory treatment of the dynamics of organizations." – AI-Genetic Algorithms pioneer Dr. John H. Holland, then at the Santa Fe Institute (personal communication, June 21, 1995) :
Source: Malhotra, Y., Expert Systems for Knowledge Management: Crossing the Chasm between Information Processing and Sense Making, Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal, 20(1), 7-16, 2001. (Ranked by the journal as top-ranked article in its usage statistics).
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Leading Anticipatory Risk Analytics... since 1993
The concept of 'anticipation of surprise' articulated in a strategy journal* by scholar-practitioner Steve Kerr, the Chief Learning Officer of GE, and the future Goldman Sachs MD responsible for Goldman Sachs Leadership Development caught Yogesh Malhotra's fascination in 1995. Malhotra's research developed that concept into a comprehensive and actionable framework of model risk management of non-deterministic risks such as those associated with black swans through 'anticipation of surprise' by 'effective challenge of models'....
...Over subsequent years, Yogesh Malhotra's influential research and practices on realizing and executing the cyberspace era vision of risk modeling and risk management have guided world's greatest nations, firms, and institutions at the forefront of managing risk and uncertainty. During the same time span, Goldman Sachs as a firm is known to have fundamentally transformed its global risk management strategy around the same concept...
* Kerr, S. (1995). Creating the boundaryless organization: the radical reconstruction of organization capabilities. Planning Review, p. 41-45 (September-October)
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"I'd just caution you that models are backward-looking. The future isn’t the past."-- Jamie Dimon, Chairman & CEO, JP Morgan Chase & Co., US Senate Banking Committee hearing, June 13, 2012.
"The new business model of the Information Age, however, is marked by fundamental, not incremental, change. Businesses can't plan long-term; instead, they must shift to a more flexible 'anticipation-of-surprise' model." -- Yogesh Malhotra in CIO Magazine interview, Sep. 15, 1999.
"The future is moving so quickly that you can’t anticipate it… We have put a tremendous emphasis on quick response instead of planning. We will continue to be surprised, but we won't be surprised that we are surprised. We will anticipate the surprise." - The 'Anticipation of Surprise' Framework (FutureOfFinance.org)
While everyone wants to go where the "puck" is going to be, we are the "puck" that everyone has been chasing for over 25 years since the beginning of the World Wide Web.
Following up on the conversation of 1995 with Dr. John Holland, the inventor of Genetic Algorithms (also described as Neuroevolution)...
Reference: Malhotra, Y., Expert Systems for Knowledge Management: Crossing the Chasm between Information Processing and Sense Making, Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal, 20(1), 7-16, 2001.
PREFACE: Finance-IT-Risk Analytics beyond 'Prediction' to 'Anticipation of Risk'™
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The Limitations Of Deep Learning, Keras Blog by Francois Chollet: Keras:
"One very real risk with contemporary AI is that of misinterpreting what deep learning models do, and overestimating their abilities. A fundamental feature of the human mind is our "theory of mind", our tendency to project intentions, beliefs and knowledge on the things around us... Our own understanding of images, sounds, and language, is grounded in our sensorimotor experience as humans—as embodied earthly creatures. Machine learning models have no access to such experiences and thus cannot "understand" their inputs in any human-relatable ['sense-making'] way... As a machine learning practitioner, always be mindful of this, and never fall into the trap of believing that neural networks understand the task they perform—they don't, at least not in a way that would make sense to us. They were trained on a different, far narrower task than the one we wanted to teach them: that of merely mapping training inputs to training targets, point by point. Show them anything that deviates from their training data, and they will break in the most absurd ways... "
"There just seems to be fundamental differences between the straightforward geometric morphing from input to output that deep learning models do [i.e., 'information processing'], and the way that humans think and learn [i.e., 'sense making']. It isn't just the fact that humans learn by themselves from embodied experience instead of being presented with explicit training examples. Aside from the different learning processes, there is a fundamental difference in the nature of the underlying representations... Humans are capable of far more than mapping immediate stimuli to immediate responses, like a deep net, or maybe an insect, would do. They maintain complex, abstract models of their current situation, of themselves, of other people, and can use these models to anticipate different possible futures and perform long-term planning. They are capable of merging together known concepts to represent something they have never experienced before... This ability to handle hypotheticals, to expand our mental model space far beyond what we can experience directly, in a word, to perform abstraction and reasoning, is arguably the defining characteristic of human cognition. I call it "extreme generalization": an ability to adapt to novel, never experienced before situations, using very little data or even no new data at all... This stands in sharp contrast with what deep nets do, which I would call "local generalization": the mapping from inputs to outputs performed by deep nets quickly stops making sense if new inputs differ even slightly from what they saw at training time."
"Consider, for instance, the problem of learning the appropriate launch parameters to get a rocket to land on the moon. If you were to use a deep net for this task, whether training using supervised learning or reinforcement learning, you would need to feed it with thousands or even millions of launch trials, i.e. you would need to expose it to a dense sampling of the input space, in order to learn a reliable mapping from input space to output space. By contrast, humans can use their power of abstraction to come up with physical models—rocket science—and derive an exact solution that will get the rocket on the moon in just one or few trials. Similarly, if you developed a deep net controlling a human body, and wanted it to learn to safely navigate a city without getting hit by cars, the net would have to die many thousands of times in various situations until it could infer that cars and dangerous, and develop appropriate avoidance behaviors. Dropped into a new city, the net would have to relearn most of what it knows. On the other hand, humans are able to learn safe behaviors without having to die even once—again, thanks to their power of abstract modeling of hypothetical situations..."
"In short, despite our progress on machine perception, we are still very far from human-level AI: our models can only perform local generalization, adapting to new situations that must stay very close from past data, while human cognition is capable of extreme generalization, quickly adapting to radically novel situations, or planning very for long-term future situations... Here's what you should remember: the only real success of deep learning so far has been the ability to map space X to space Y using a continuous geometric transform, given large amounts of human-annotated data. Doing this well is a game-changer for essentially every industry, but it is still a very long way from human-level AI... To lift some of these limitations and start competing with human brains, we need to move away from straightforward input-to-output mappings, and on to reasoning and abstraction. A likely appropriate substrate for abstract modeling of various situations and concepts is that of computer programs."
Source: The limitations of deep learning, The Keras Blog by Francois Chollet.