The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has given banks the green light to explore and implement advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology. This move is expected to bring about cost reductions, enhance customer service, and increase shareholder returns within the banking sector. APRA member Therese McCarthy Hockey emphasized the benefits of AI in a recent speech, paving the way for greater AI adoption in the industry.
By encouraging banks to leverage AI, APRA is acknowledging the transformative potential of technology in improving operational efficiency and customer experience. With proper governance and technology infrastructure in place, banks are now urged to embrace AI solutions to stay competitive and drive innovation. The shift towards AI adoption signals a progressive stance by regulators, fostering a more tech-savvy and agile banking landscape.
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