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Compared to startups, incumbents have more to lose, so they are naturally more cautious about AI adoption. In addition to discussing the governance challenges of GenAI highlighted below, our panel this morning also explored incumbent build-vs-buy strategies, the power of established distribution partnerships, the importance of secure and scalable infrastructure, the critical role of innovation champions. For ModuleQ, going to market together with LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group) has enabled us to work with some of the largest global banks, and the Microsoft 365 Certification program has given us a robust starting point for engaging with prospective customers around information security and compliance. Many thanks to our excellent moderator Akira Shibata, to my copanelists, and to GFTN Japan and Pieter Franken for the opportunity!
As banks across the world look into implementing #AI, there are some challenges to keep in mind. At the panel session, "The Role of Incumbents in Shaping AI’s Future," David Brunner of ModuleQ says: “What we're seeing, working with some very large banks in the US, Europe, in Asia, is that there's clear appetite to get AI rolled out, but there's an acute sense of the risks surrounding AI, and everyone is still sort of figuring out it's a different world around model risk management for Gen AI. Because when you think about preventing traditional machine learning models there, there's sort of a range of distribution of outcomes that the models can produce, and so you sort of know how to characterise those outcomes, whereas with Gen AI, they can often generate output that we can't even imagine.” Daisuke Aranami, Microsoft | Ronit Ghose, Citi | Jiangming Yang, Ant International | Akira Shibata, Weights & Biases