Why ESG Investing Needs to be Updated for the AI Economy

Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment (TBD):TBD (2021)
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An updated excerpt from the larger paper AI Human Impact. Excerpt explains why ESG investing requires Updating for the AI economy.

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