


Panelists discuss the growing importance of deterministic AI models in financial environments, the emergence of agent-based workflows, and the need for strong controls as AI moves from experimentation to enterprise-scale deployment.
The discussion highlights real-world implementations of AI across finance operations, including reporting automation, productivity gains, and risk management modernization.
As AI adoption accelerates, finance functions are emerging as one of the most critical proving grounds for responsible, scalable enterprise AI.
Marie Myers
Executive Vice President and CFO
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Andrew Moore
Chief Financial Officer
Prime Communications
Admiral Douglas Fears (Ret.)
Chief Operating Officer
Artis International
Former Homeland Security Advisor
Kerry Back - Moderator
J. Howard Creekmore Professor of Finance and Professor of Economics
Rice University
How is AI used in finance operations?
AI is used to automate reporting workflows, analyze large datasets, identify operational trends, and improve forecasting accuracy across financial processes.
What is deterministic AI in finance?
Deterministic AI produces consistent outputs from identical inputs, making it essential for financial reporting, auditing, and compliance processes.
What is agentic AI?
Agentic AI refers to systems that take actions based on predefined workflows, enabling automated decision support and process execution.
How does AI impact financial risk management?
AI enhances risk management by identifying anomalies, improving forecasting accuracy, and enabling faster detection of financial irregularities. Organizations can shift from reactive risk response to predictive risk management using AI-driven analytics.
Why is governance critical for AI in finance?
Governance ensures that AI systems operate within regulatory boundaries, maintain data integrity, and provide traceable decision outputs. In financial environments, governance frameworks are essential to maintain trust, audit readiness, and regulatory compliance.


