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Treasury Department Seeks Comment on AI Use in Financial Services
Treasury Department Seeks Comment on AI Use in Financial Services
Posted:
Jun 12 2024
The Treasury Department has issued a request for information on the use of artificial intelligence in the financial services sector. Specifically, the department is seeking public input on the current use of AI by financial institutions and other actors in the sector. It is also seeking comment on the opportunities and risks presented by developments and applications of the technology.
The request was released the same day the Financial Stability Oversight Council and Brookings Institution kicked off a two-day conference on AI and financial stability. In opening remarks at the conference, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said federal regulators are not “seeking to reinvent the wheel” when addressing AI risks. “That said, there are also new issues to confront, and this is a rapidly evolving field,” she said. “We have our work cut out for us and are pursuing a variety of initiatives to identify and address emerging risks.”
To read more, visit:
https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/136/Treasury-AI-RFI-financial-sector-2024.pdfo