320. The digital twin: Reimagining non-financial risk management
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The episode discusses the impact of AI on risk management and the role of the digital twin in this evolving landscape.
The risk function’s fundamental purpose has not changed in light of AI. What has changed is the nature and pace of risks amplified by AI, as well as the tools available to manage them. Anke Raufuss , Björn Nilsson , and Laura Webanck join us to discuss the role of the digital twin and how it is changing the future of risk management. Related Insights Evolving model risk management in the age of AI How companies can strengthen their geopolitical risk readiness Global risk productivity survey: Four themes shaping risk management The future of risk: How global trends are reshaping risk management From risk to resilience: New approaches to navigating disruption in Asia Risk and Resilience on McKinsey.com McKinsey Risk & Resilience on LinkedIn Support the show: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/mckinsey-strategy-&-corporate-finance/ See www.mckinsey.com/privacy-policy for privacy information
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