Machine learning

MAS partners banking industry to tap AI, machine learning to combat financial crime

As more companies turn to chatbot-flogging as a proxy for productive AI adoption, a plethora of unintended consequences will thrive.
THINKING ALOUD

‘Tokenmaxxing’ your way to a zero-day work week

Mattia Binotto (right), the head of Audi's F1 project, describes machine learning as a “really big” disruption to the F1 development process.

AI in the fast lane: F1 teams Alpine, Audi use machine learning as force multiplier

Climate data currently available to investors suffers from two primary issues: a focus on historical emissions and incomplete coverage. 
INSIGHTS FROM CFA SOCIETY SINGAPORE

Using machine learning for smarter net-zero investing

Machine learning algorithms are particularly useful when it comes to analysing high dimensional data or datasets with non-linear relationships.
INSIGHTS FROM CFA SOCIETY SINGAPORE

How machine learning is transforming portfolio optimisation

Leong Yung Chee, UOB’s head of group corporate banking, says that the AI model is expected to increase the bank’s Singapore corporate banking revenue by 3 to 5 per cent, compared with the performance baseline in 2023.

UOB leverages AI for data-centric approach to optimising portfolio allocation

Digital innovation will further fuel cross-border and cross-sectoral financial interconnections, requiring collaboration among central banks and regulators to achieve an appropriate regulatory baseline to oversee the use of AI and ML, Bank of Spain governor Pablo Hernandez de Cos says.

Banks told to anticipate risks from using AI, machine learning

IBM estimates that up to 80% of an organisation's data is offline or in a silo.

Boosting data quality: How to make a plan for storage, usage and governance

Choo Wan Sim, head of UOB TMRW Digital says: "Numbers tell a lot of things, and how you interpret them will affect your decision.”
THE BANKER

More women in tech, increasing digital adoption among key trends: UOB’s Choo Wan Sim

AI can never emulate the empathy, true care, commitment and passion of humans, according to Abel Lim from UOB.
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BT Future of Finance: AI can cover human bias and emotions in investing (Ep 3)