This article proposes an architecture for AI-assisted financial modeling that emphasizes a human-in-the-loop approach to validation. It argues that AI-generated financial models can appear correct while containing critical errors in assumptions or data interpretation. The proposed system separates distinct stages of the workflow, including AI-assisted extraction, structured assumption proposal, schema and provenance validation, human approval of inputs, deterministic calculation, and independent validation checks, before final human review. This separation aims to make errors easier to locate and investigate by creating clear test boundaries. AI
IMPACT This architecture could improve the reliability and auditability of AI-generated financial models by separating interpretation, calculation, and validation stages.
RANK_REASON Article proposes an architecture for AI-assisted financial modeling. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=1.0]
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