“Jamie Dimon, the veteran CEO and chairman of JPMorgan Chase, said he was convinced that artificial intelligence will have a profound impact on society. In his annual letter to shareholders released Monday, Dimon chose AI as the first topic in his update of issues facing the biggest U.S. bank by assets — ahead of geopolitical risks, recent acquisitions…
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A Wharton professor explains why most jobs will be impacted by AI
“Take my role as a business school professor. As the 22nd most overlapping of 1,016 jobs, I am a little concerned. But my job isn’t just a single, indivisible entity. Instead, it comprises a variety of tasks: teaching, researching, writing, filling out annual reports, maintaining my computer, writing letters of recommendation, and more. The job…
I just had a conversation with an empathic AI chatbot — and it creeped me out
“EVI stands for Empathic Voice Interface, and the web-based voicebot will be available for other companies to use in their products. We could see future call centers powered by AIs capable of responding to anger with empathy and understanding.” https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/i-had-a-conversation-with-evi-the-new-empathic-ai-voicebot-from-hume
Is it Already Too Late to Get Started with GenAI? No, But the Clock’s Ticking – The Financial Brand
“In Accenture’s report, “The Age of AI: Banking’s New Reality,” 32 banking functions are identified as having potentially high impact from generative artificial intelligence, and aspects of marketing account for only three — lead origination, new offer management and digital content creation and management. Also on the 32-item list: business banking relationship management, wealth management advisory…
Scaling gen AI in banking: Choosing the best operating model – McKinsey & Company
“A checklist of essential decisions to consider Choosing and implementing a gen AI operating model requires leaders at financial institutions to make decisions in various areas, including both those directly implicated in the operating model and those that fall into other areas but affect how the model works. Here is a checklist executives can keep…