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The Actuary and Enterprise Risk Management: Integrating Reserve Variability
by Mark R. Shapland and Jeffrey A. Courchene
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CAS Members are invited to join the Network of Actuarial Women and Allies for their 2024 Annual meeting on November 21 from 12-4pm EST. The meeting will feature four sessions, including a keynote session with Laura Hay titled "Building Confidence, Taking Risks and Conquering Imposter Syndrome", an actuarial professionalism session, and a leadership and career advancement panel. The NAWA Board of Directors will also have some exciting updates to share, so we hope to see you there!
Save the date! The 2024 NAWA Annual Meeting is November 21 from 12-4 PM EST. We have four sessions, including a keynote session with Laura Hay titled "Building Confidence, Taking Risks and Conquering Imposter Syndrome", an actuarial professionalism session, and a leadership and career advancement panel. We also have some exciting updates from the NAWA Board of Directors, so we hope to see you there!
Registration now open!
This webinar is 90 minutes.
This webinar is complimentary to non-North American audiences in the CAS.
In the last 2 years, an explosion in the usage of large language models (LLMs) has produced widespread excitement but also anxiety about the potential of AI to simplify or perhaps replace human work. In this session we'll briefly review these models and how they might be used for actuarial work, and then focus on the professionalism considerations for any actuaries relying on these models.
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