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Deutsche Bank looks to gen AI for coding, CX

$578B bank working with Google and Nvidia to enhance AI

Vaidik TrivedibyVaidik Trivedi
November 16, 2023
in Banking
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Deutsche Bank is exploring generative AI within its operations as it looks to third-party startups to develop the technology.  “Artificial intelligence is one of the most important technology trends for the financial industry, with significant potential to make business processes more efficient,” a Deutsche Bank spokesperson told Bank Automation News. “We expect that in future, […]

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