PREDICT 2025: The Future of AI in the US

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The financial services industry has used AI and its subsets for decades, but adoption of generative AI tools such as ChatGPT has created a new dimension for the sector.

Following Finextra’s Future of AI in the US 2025 report – to be released in December 2024 – this webinar will explore how the US still has no standardised methodology for regulating the technology, but continues to forge ahead with innovation.

Generative AI is already proving to be valuable for a number of use cases beyond data science, but the industry is slow to adopt AI for customer-facing initiatives – the focus has been on back-office automation, data aggregation, and fraud prevention.

But what does that mean for reducing headcount? Will AI be the next ATM, ensuring bank tellers are able to take on higher-skilled responsibilities? Will increased automation lead to more explainable AI models and eventually lead to a more ethical use of the technology?

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