153 Results from 2018, /ai
Retired Member
Over the past few years, interest in artificial intelligence has begun to rise in the minds of the everyday person. Artificial Intelligence, formerly known and dismissed as technology only possible in the mind of Hollywood creatives, has now begun to see a huge surge in interest by real-life people. This rise in consciousness can only be ascribed ...
02 April 2018 /ai Business Knowledge for IT
Pooja Golakonda Lead Consultant at Edgeverve
Quoting Babak Hodjat words “A lot of what AI is being used for today only scratches the surface of what can be done. It will become so ubiquitous that we won’t even call it AI anymore.” For the Nextgen to rewind and know that this form of me existed, I (AI)write this blog about my current phase –I call it, my late teens. It will not be too far befo...
30 March 2018 /ai
Freddie McMahon Director Strategy and Innovation at DF2020 Ltd
Since the beginning of online services, lawyers have been the major influence upon the customer consent process. Their preferred instrument is to produce dense content, such as terms and conditions, combined with a tick box for the customer to acknowledge they have read, understood and given their consent. In practice, most people don’t read this ...
30 March 2018 /ai /regulation Fintech innovation and startups
Human civilization has come a long way since the times of using Stone Age and Iron Age implements for hunting, agriculture, mobility and in general, for addressing all aspects of human existence . The basic urge to improve the quality of life by using tools is perhaps hardwired into the human brain as evidenced by many inventions across all the cu...
29 March 2018 /ai
Do you remember the sensation around the launch of Microsoft’s chatbot, Tay? It was an exciting breakthrough in AI and people across the globe were logging on to chat with Tay and test her knowledge. However, in a matter of hours, Tay took on racist overtones, fed by inputs from her very users. The incident of Tay demonstrates the inherent fears p...
26 March 2018 /ai Innovation in Financial Services
The Economies of Compliancy is an emergent economics term that describes a competitive advantage of sharing practical regulatory knowledge and practices across entities. By means of a utility-based cloud service, business, non-profit or government, can lower their compliance costs and reduce the risks of non-conformance. For example, the cost of u...
23 March 2018 /ai /regulation Financial Services Regulation
Banks are investing heavily in disruptive technologies to boost operational efficiencies including within the post-trade settlement process. The technology financial executives are turning to is called artificial intelligence. Artificial Intelligence is a group of technologies that are designed to emulate human cognitive functions and traits. AI ca...
22 March 2018 /ai Capital Markets Technology
The annual Innovate Finance Global Summit 2018 kicked off the start of UK Fintech Week in London. Gathering over 300 Fintech companies, 200 speakers, and thousands of innovators, influencers and supporters from the global financial technology industry to explore the ideas and innovations shaping global fintech. There were over 60 sessions held acr...
22 March 2018 /ai Fintech
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a type of modern technology that is empowering machines to behave like humans or even superhumans as the case may be. AI is designed to allow devices/robots to interpret information by itself and thereby perform some certain tasks like solving of equations, video editing, facial recognition, internet searches and se...
22 March 2018 /ai Whatever...
The banking and financial sectors are on the brink of a fundamental structural change. Compliance regulations have kept these industries trapped in long-overdue legacy systems. Yet, senior executives understood that they need to make a shift towards integrating more technology into their daily operations. This decision is motivated by costs, effic...
17 March 2018 /ai Fintech
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