The AIFES Reading Group brings together faculty members and students interested in research at the intersection of artificial intelligence, financial markets, economic systems, and societal impact.

The group meets regularly and is structured around presentations delivered by a designated presenter for each session. These sessions provide an opportunity to study foundational concepts, discuss important ideas in quantitative finance and economic systems, and develop a deeper understanding of the mathematical and computational tools required for research in this area.

The discussions focus on core topics such as probability theory, stochastic processes, and stochastic calculus, along with their applications in financial modeling and market analysis.

Through collaborative discussions and presentations, the reading group aims to cultivate a strong research culture and prepare participants to engage with contemporary research problems and contribute to the broader research agenda in AI for Finance, Economies, and Society.