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Understanding the strategic and regulatory risks of artificial intelligence in financial services
Navigating uncharted waters
World Economic Forum and Deloitte explore the risks inherent in deploying artificial intelligence in the financial sector, as well as strategies for mitigating them.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform the financial services industry. But financial institutions are constantly grappling with identifying the right use cases for deploying AI. How can they ensure responsible deployment of AI and reap the benefits, while effectively navigating the associated risks?
This report by Deloitte and the World Economic Forum explores the risks associated with deploying AI in financial institutions and presents strategies to mitigate them. We examine these risks through the lens of five frequently cited areas. They are:
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AI explainability |
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Systemic risk and AI |
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Bias and fairness |
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The algorithmic fiduciary |
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Algorithmic collusion |
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While AI can drive foundational shifts in a firm’s strategies, responsible adoption of AI necessitates openness to new forms of governance.
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