Bad actors use generative AI to create automated threats that are more sophisticated than earlier generations of malicious bots, and they are going after banks' APIs.

Companies are planning to spend more on technology and artificial intelligence in 2025 when compared to last year, and AI is a choice area for investments.

The financial services industry is uniquely positioned to advocate for collaborative AI leadership. As a sector that depends on trust, transparency and global cooperation, financial institutions have a vested interest in ensuring that AI development aligns with these principles.

Generative artificial intelligence has usurped its traditional counterpart as the next growing technology taking the payments industry by storm.

The new z17 mainframe, unveiled in a launch event this week, also comes with quantum-resistant encryption.

Rather than trying to police the way banks' artificial intelligence models are designed, regulators should assess the results they produce and make sure they adhere to existing consumer protection rules.

The London bank is using Google's Vertex AI platform within Google Cloud to create generative AI models for customers and staff.

The second-largest U.S. bank is pushing generative artificial intelligence out to most employees while continuing to offer its more traditional AI-based Erica virtual assistant to customers, says tech executive Hari Gopalkrishnan.

Market data providers like Bloomberg and FactSet use generative AI to boost productivity for their users.

In a speech Friday, Federal Reserve Gov. Michael Barr said the advent of generative artificial intelligence promises to boost bank productivity, but banks should be careful in choosing AI partners to delineate data security responsibilities.

Employees are using ChatGPT without telling their managers and the IT team. That's not necessarily a bad thing.

Financial services executives report seeing an increase in quantifiable value from AI investments in the fifth annual Broadridge survey.

The industry was already spending billions to automate before 2020. What it needed was a cultural shift to try new things.

The ECB president said demand for higher-skilled workers who can use AI would rise, while those less able to learn new skills could suffer.

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The bank's new Seattle hub will focus on artificial intelligence, generative models, and cloud innovation, close to partners like AWS and Anthropic.

The veto aligns with President Trump's executive order on AI, which focuses on innovation and leadership rather than consumer protection.