A joint venture between the military-focused Palantir and investment conglomerate TWG will sell cybersecurity protection to financial institutions that are wary about the safety of artificial intelligence.

H2O.ai, Ethos and Corridor Platforms are among the tech companies that have recently released software designed to help banks keep generative AI in check.

Lloyds Banking Group said its system reduces false security alerts by up to 92%, and AI developments could further improve its performance.

Sympera AI, an agentic AI fintech founded by Personetics founder David Sosna, seeks to offer AI tools to banks looking to scale their relationship banking.

Artificial intelligence will make finance more efficient, reduce inefficiencies and empower professionals to do more with less. But the need for human judgment, leadership and risk-taking? That's not going anywhere.

The stock exchange has several hundred banks using its full suite of digital tools and 2,600 clients using its anti-financial-crime software, Friedman said.