In a world racing toward automation, Joseph Plazo offered something rare: pause. Before rows of scholars flown in from across Asia—NUS, Kyoto, HKUST, AIM— Joseph Plazo addressed the room not as a prophet of AI, but as its conscience.---### A Beginning Like a Whispered Warning He didn’t come with hype or metrics. “AI can beat the market.
At a time when speed and data seduce even the wise, a single keynote cut through the noise like thunder in a glass dome. On a humid morning in Manila’s premier lecture theatre, Joseph Plazo took the stage not as an evangelist of machines, but as their translator.---### His First Sentence Wasn’t Loud, But It Shook the WallsNo slides. No star
A Wake-Up Call from Manila’s Leading AI StrategistIn an age of algorithmic promises, a bold voice in Southeast Asia issues a sharp reminder that money still bends to human instinct—conscience, context, and conviction.“AI won’t make you rich. But it will amplify your errors at scale.”That was Joseph Plazo’s blistering opener at his jam-p