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First of a series: Artificial intelligence promises to be the single-biggest factor in continuing evolution of the banking business. Big banks have been leading the way thus far.

Getting up to speed on AI

AI Series: Understanding what “artificial intelligence” encompasses—and why it matters
Part 2 of a series: A far cry from science fiction androids and industrial robots used for manufacturing, robotic process automation nevertheless will play a part in banking’s makeover.

Robotics: Antidote to “cube farms”?

AI Series: Robotic process automation doing routine, repetitive banking tasks offers benefits in efficiency, cost reduction, customer satisfaction
Part 3 of a series: What you need to know about machine learning.

Machine learning takes the fast track

AI Series: Subset of AI already making inroads in fraud detection, marketing, and improved customer relationships
Consultants at Promontory Financial have been teaching IBM Watson, the supercomputer, in bank compliance responsibilities.

IBM Watson takes on compliance

Imagine compliance without straining your eyes, brain, patience, or marriage
The implications of how a consumer links a financial app to their bank may be transparent to them, but have a bearing on financial services competition.

Mobile apps, connectivity, and banking’s future

Fed governor lays out impact of APIs, screen scraping, and related issues
Tech Viewpoint: Should banks open their virtual doors to third-party applications?

Open APIs: Good move for your bank?

Ultimately, they are another argument for partnership
Part 3 of a series: What can a set of “laws” created by a science fiction author who began writing in the late 1930s have to do with banking’s future? This was part of a wide-ranging discussion Banking Exchange editors had with financial futurist Chris Skinner.

Of relationships human and bot

Could it be that the best is yet to come? asks Chris Skinner
Part 2 of a series: Is U.S. banking falling behind in the long-run because of the separation of banking and commerce? Banking Exchange editors explore this and other trends in the fintech revolution with Chris Skinner, fintech blogger and creator of the Financial Services Club in Europe and the U.K.

Is the world lapping U.S. financial innovation?

Chris Skinner: U.K., China, and other countries disrupt structure by policy. U.S. favors traditional boundaries
Tension between the two parts of the American dual-banking system came to a head again with the CSBS lawsuit resisting the Comptroller's fintech charter proposal.

State regulators sue OCC over fintech charter

CSBS files federal action to halt proposed new bank type
Part 1 of a series: Banking Exchange editors talk to fintech expert Chris Skinner about change in the financial services business; the need for clean data to realize the promise of new technology in banking; and why geography still matters in banking progress.

Chris Skinner and the “No Fear Zone”

Don’t fear AI, robotics, or a digital future, says fintech observer
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