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Good Data Quality Is the Secret to Successful GenAI Implementation


You wouldn’t build a house without a concrete foundation. So why are many technology leaders attempting to adopt GenAI technologies before ensuring their data quality can be trusted? Reliable and consistent data is the bedrock of a successful AI strategy. Incomplete or inconsistent data prompts GenAI models to propose equally unreliable outputs, calling the basic […]

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Author: Stephany Lapierre

Data-Driven Defense: AI as the New Frontier in Business Security


Major business setbacks due to risk management failures happen every year. They are also some of the costliest, adding up to millions of dollars in regulatory fines, lawsuits, payouts, and lost brand value. Leaders want to avoid these types of issues and rely on sound internal data management to mitigate risk and maintain confidence and […]

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Author: Prasad Sabbineni

Maximizing Business Value with Generative AI


Have we ever seen something get adopted so quickly as generative AI (GenAI) compared to the past? Think about it: ChatGPT launched in 2022 and gained 100 million users in two months. In comparison, we have been hearing about AI for a few years, but the adoption rates of AI have varied from 25% to […]

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Author: Chetan Alsisaria

Why It’s Time to Rethink Generative AI in the Enterprise


If you’ve been keeping an eye on the evolution of generative AI (GenAI) technology recently, you’re likely familiar with its core concepts: how GenAI models function, the art of crafting prompts, and the types of data GenAI models rely on. While these fundamental components within GenAI remain constant, the way they’re applied is transforming. The […]

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Author: Eamonn O’Neill

Why the Rise of LLMs and GenAI Requires a New Approach to Data Storage


The new wave of data-hungry machine learning (ML) and generative AI (GenAI)-driven operations and security solutions has increased the urgency for companies to adopt new approaches to data storage. These solutions need access to vast amounts of data for model training and observability. However, to be successful, ML pipelines must use data platforms that offer […]

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Author: Marty Kagan

Generative AI Challenges and Opportunities for Modern Enterprises


Generative AI (GenAI), machine learning (ML), and large language models (LLMs) are all becoming increasingly important to modern enterprises, but achieving measurable value from AI is still a challenge. Part of the issue is that a well-trained AI model relies on a large amount of data, and for many companies, organizing and making use of […]

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Author: Coral Trivedi

How GenAI Bridges the Data Gap Between CMOs and CFOs


Marketing budgets are never entirely safe. While it may seem like pressure is easing as global economic estimates turn slightly sunnier, consumer demand is still getting more expensive to capture and close – which means scrutiny from finance chiefs is as tough as ever. To keep investment flowing, CMOs need to get better at not only boosting […]

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Author: Harriet Durnford-Smith

Balancing Act: The Value of Human Expertise in the Age of Generative AI


Humans are considered the weakest link in the enterprise when it comes to security. Rightfully so, as upwards of 95% of cybersecurity incidents are caused by human error. Humans are fickle, fallible, and unpredictable, making them easy targets for cybercriminals looking to gain entry to organizations’ systems.   This makes our reliance on machines that much more important. […]

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Author: Michiel Prins

2024: Fewer Hallucinations, Private LLMs, and IP Challenges for GenAI Content


For those of us who have been in the AI field for a while, we’ve weathered at least two “AI winters,” interspersed with phases of rapid progress. However, 2023 stands out as a pivotal moment in the trajectory of AI. ChatGPT and other large language models (LLMs) have democratized AI for non-experts, offering immense utility, […]

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Author: Jans Aasman

The Benefits of Generative AI for Banking & Financial Leaders

Generative AI is a subset of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that focuses on creating artificial data or content. It uses deep learning algorithms to generate images, videos, or audio based on the data given to it. Instead of learning from data, generative AI creates brand-new data.

Generative AI is transforming data analytics in the financial services industry, presenting new opportunities to enhance customer service, increase revenue, improve security, reduce risks, optimize investments and strategic planning, and more. Here are some common uses and benefits of generative AI in financial services:

Chatbots: Banks can use generative AI to create chatbots that mimic human conversation through text or voice interactions. Using chatbots can improve customer service, cut costs, and boost revenue.  For example, chatbots can save banks money by automating routine customer service functions such as answering questions about account balances and performing routine tasks such as making transfers and sending messages. More advanced uses include providing personalized recommendations and sales based on a customer’s history and activity.

Fraud Detection and Prevention: Generative AI is supplementing traditional fraud analytics with models that can identify abnormal patterns in large volumes of financial transactions so that financial institutions can halt suspicious transactions faster. Financial companies are also using generative AI to create synthetic data that simulates fraud so they can develop more robust fraud detection algorithms.

Anti-Money Laundering: Using generative AI to analyze large volumes of financial data such as transactions, accounts, customer profiles, and company information. Know Your Customer (KYC) data can identify patterns and anomalies that may indicate money laundering activities.

Credit Risk Assessment: Generative AI models can determine credit risk more accurately and much faster by analyzing vast amounts of data, including financial statements, credit scores, transaction histories, and other relevant data. This can lead to better lending decisions that reduce credit risk.

Credit Reporting: Companies in the financial services industry can use generative AI to automatically create credit reports and other financial documents. This can streamline loan application and approval processes, reducing paperwork and improving efficiency.

Algorithmic Trading: Traders can use generative AI to potentially achieve higher returns. Generative AI helps develop trading algorithms that produce trading signals for when to buy or sell a security and that predict market movements.

Portfolio Management: Generative AI can help optimize portfolio allocations by generating asset combinations and simulating their performance. Portfolio managers can use this information to build efficient portfolios based on criteria such as risk tolerance and return objectives.

Asset Management: Businesses can use generative AI to analyze market data and forecast asset prices, interest rates, and other economic trends. This information is valuable for making investment decisions and managing financial assets. Generative AI excels in analyzing unstructured data, such as social media sentiments and news articles to help investment managers gain insights into investor perceptions and market shifts.

Strategic Planning: A company in financial services can leverage generative AI to develop predictive models for financial metrics such as customer churn, account balances, and revenue. Better forecasts of these metrics can improve strategic planning and resource allocation.

Generative AI and the Actian Data Platform

Generative AI is a versatile tool that presents many opportunities for data analytics within the financial service industry. However, generative AI requires the right data platform to be successful. The Actian Data Platform is the first as-a-service solution to unify analytics, transactions, and integration. Its flexible cloud, on-premises, and hybrid cloud architecture brings you trusted, real-time insights, making it easier to get from data source to decision with confidence. The Actian platform’s low, no-code integration with data quality and transformation options make it easier and more flexible to address more generative AI needs/use cases.

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Author: Teresa Wingfield