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Which digital assistant does Apple guru Steve Wozniak prefer, Siri, Alexa, Cortana, or Google Assistant? The answer's not what you may think.

“The Woz” on our technological lives

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talks AI, blockchain, Bitcoin, and “Woz’s Law”
Blockchain projects have hit the sweat equity stage, according to Lata Varghese of Cognizant.

Banks shift into higher blockchain gear

Now, says expert, the hard work begins
Filling Richard Cordray's chair at CFPB matters twice—once for acting director and finally for the official director.

As Act I ends, thoughts on CFPB Act II

Cordray’s impending departure raises hopes and speculation
Recent financial merger trend has been a mixed affair, according to a report by PwC and observations by the firm's banking deals practice head, Scott Carmelitano.

“Trump bump” may have slowed M&A pace

Digital decision delays also put drag on deals
Will blockchain activity come under anything like traditional financial services or markets regulation?

Blockchain regulation moves in fits and starts

But experts say the pace is picking up, in part due to ICOs
"Go" is an ancient Chinese board game where the object is to surround as much territory as possible. The game has come to be considered far harder than chess.

What “Go” means for AI ability

Ancient game demonstrates how versatile AI can be
Many banks have to play catch-up on the digital front, to improve customer experience, according to SAP's Geoff Maxwell.

Moving beyond decorated pigs

Bank digitization must move beyond “lipstick on a pig,” says SAP exec
In 1975 the U.S. issued a dual stamp linked, but separated with a middle perforation, portraying banking and commerce. Unlike Acting Comptroller Noreika’s speech renewing the banking/commerce debate, this was no policy statement. The stamps were issued to mark the 100th anniversary of the American Bankers Association.

Acting Comptroller: Renew banking/commerce debate

ICBA opposes regulator’s call for renewing discussions
Randal Quarles of the Fed, right, interviewed by The Clearing House's Greg Baer, allows that "governance at the Fed is extremely obscure, even from the inside." (You can view CNBC's video of the entire interview on its Facebook page.)

Fresh air at Federal Reserve?

New regulatory vice-chair Quarles discusses fintech, cyberrisk, “tailoring,” and capital
Choice Financial partners with Douugh

Choice Financial partners with Douugh

Community bank offers deposit facility and seed capital to new financial management app
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