ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Generative A.I. is an intervention moment for the financial services industry.
Today on the show, Al and Steve chat about A.I. playbooks and what banks are doing with GenAI right now (namely tepid things, like testing Microsoft Copilot with their employees). They present a bigger question: should banks pursue A.I. strategies right now?
Al and Steve also explore the other timely hot word in financial services: uncertainty. What happens next with the economy remains to be seen, but Al and Steve offer up reasons why the C-suite ought to cultivate creativity whichever direction the market moves.
Show notes
- Why most Companies Shouldn’t Have an AI Strategy (WSJ article; subscription required)
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