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Businesses accepting payments in stablecoins on a public blockchain are making vast amounts of data available to their competitors. For the technology to really take off, a privacy-preserving solution is needed.

Theft of paper checks and their use in identity theft constitute a major blind spot in the private sector's fraud detection networks. Banks and regulators need to come together to find solutions.

The banks have invested in gen AI and embedded finance, respectively.

The security problem affects organizations with a hybrid Exchange environment, running applications in both on-premises servers and Microsoft's cloud.

The personal finance app provider is working to block AI crawlers from the search giant and large language model providers from accessing much of its website.

The payment company increased its financial outlook, partly on the shoulders of new forms of artificial intelligence, such as "codename goose" that are making it possible to update products faster.

BNP and Barclays joined JPMorgan's investment into the Wall Street fintech's products, which help banks with optimizing their balance sheets.

The payment giants have added emerging forms of artificial intelligence to identify cybercrime, fraud and scams, countering crooks who are also embracing the innovation.

Noelle Acheson highlights how last week's White House crypto document and the SEC's announced Project Crypto are not just about supporting digital assets — they're also about an overhaul of traditional finance.

Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook said artificial intelligence will be transformative, but cautioned government officials not to assume that gain in AI technology will offset inflationary pressure elsewhere arising in the economy.