Demystifying Machine Learning for Banking

January 18, 2018

People have been saying it for a while. “AI has arrived!” Well, AI turned 67 this year. It’s not new. And yet, we are now witnessing a special moment. AI is graduating from the laboratory to the wide market. Before, AI belonged to the halls of academic research and the R&D bunkers of multibillion-dollar corporations. Now, AI is affordable and attainable, signaling a radically transformed landscape that will change the way we live, work, and pay. Today’s arrival of AI adoption marks the birth of something that’s been gestating for decades. But what makes this moment so special? In a word: convergence. Certain distinct technological strands have been in development over the last 15 years, and at this moment, they are coming together in a perfect storm.

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