Kareem Saleh | Source | Founder and CEO at FairPlay AI
Kareem Saleh
Kareem is a Financial Technology Executive with a record of scaling AI-powered software, lending and payments businesses. He have over a decade of experience working to implement inclusive and fair artificial intelligence solutions in lending. Kareem also served as the Executive Vice President at Zest.ai, where he led go-to-market strategy for the company’s AI-powered b2b SaaS underwriting platform and negotiated software licensing, partnership, financing and other commercial deals with Fortune 500 firms, credit bureaus and financial infrastructure providers. He was also a senior member of the team managing Zest’s $100m installment loan business, which achieved default and customer acquisition rates that were half the industry average.
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FairPlay AI (https://www.fair-play.ai)
Founder and CEO
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Kareem Saleh, co-founder of FairPlay AI, discusses the origin of the company and how it works to address systemic bias in lending algorithms
Kareem Saleh of FairPlay AI talks about how the company is working with lending institutions to improve and advance their lending practices to reduce systemic bias.
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FairPlay Raises $4.5M In Seed Funding To Launch Worldwide "Fairness-as-a-Service" Solution For Algorithmic Bias
/PRNewswire/ -- FairPlay, the world's first "Fairness-as-a-Service'' solution for algorithmic decision-making, today announced that they have raised $4.5M in...
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Is Your Marketing Biased? Financial Regulators Are About To Start Checking
Regulators will be testing the fairness of financial product marketing programs, but they've never said how. Here are the metrics financial product marketers can compute to understand if their marketing is fair.
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We're in the middle of a mortgage fairness crisis today. It's not going to show up for another several months until these lenders are forced to report this data sometime in 2023. But the unfairness is happening now.
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Like people, AI algorithms have blindspots.
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When it comes to using AI, lenders would be wise to follow this rule: just because your AI algorithm gives you an answer doesn’t mean you should trust it.
