Bankers Say They're AI Fluent, But Measurement Is 'Ad Hoc'
Carter Pape, American Banker
Banks spent 2025 opening their wallets for AI. When asked this spring to rate how fluent their workforces have actually become, most landed on “moderate.”
The word is doing a lot of work; the majority of banks don’t actually have a way to measure this. In American Banker’s AI Talent Shift survey of 206 banking professionals, conducted in March, 48% rated their organization’s current AI literacy as moderate. Just 16% called it “high” or “very high.” Meanwhile, a full third (33%) said their organization’s AI fluency was low or very low…
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Michael Ashley, Forbes
Imagine you’re the head of an enterprise organization that just dropped hundreds of thousands of dollars on AI consultants.
Racing to introduce artificial intelligence into your workflows, you also bought the latest pricey tools and invested in time-consuming workshops to get your people ready. It’s all worth it, you think, to own the AI revolution…
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Harnessing AI to Fight Fraud
Lynne Marek, Payments Dive
Payments players and banks are tapping artificial intelligence to beat back fraud bolstered by AI, and Congress may provide an assist.
Payments players are increasingly counting on artificial intelligence to help fight AI-fueled fraud. That’s what payments and bank professionals speaking at the Nacha Smarter Faster Payments conference in San Diego said Monday regarding their hope that they can start using AI…
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