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SUMMARY: Artificial Intelligence in Central Banking - Use Cases and Chall
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DESCRIPTION:Objective\n\nArtificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transfor
 ming the financial sector and poses both significant opportunities and c
 omplex challenges for central banks. AI encompasses a broad spectrum of 
 technologies\, ranging from traditional rule-based systems through moder
 n machine learning approaches to generative AI (genAI) models capable of
  creating new content such as text\, images\, or code. This course will 
 explore the different forms of AI\, with a particular focus on the impli
 cations and use cases of generative AI for central banks. Key questions 
 include: What role do these various AI technologies play in decision-mak
 ing processes\, and how can their potential be harnessed responsibly? Ho
 w can central banks adapt their strategies and operations to leverage AI
  while managing associated risks?\n\nActive participation is expected fr
 om all attendees\, who are encouraged to contribute to the discussions a
 nd present relevant topics from their national perspective.\n\nContents\
 nArtificial intelligence in central banking: opportunities and challenge
 s\nClassification of AI: from rule-based systems to machine learning and
  generative AI (genAI)\nGenerative AI: practical applications\, limitati
 ons\, and risks\nData governance and management in the context of AI\nCa
 se studies: insights from central banks\, regulators\, supervisors\, and
  other industries\nData protection and access: legal and ethical conside
 rations for AI\n\nTarget group\n\nThis expert panel is designed for cent
 ral bankers\, regulators\, and supervisors who are actively engaged in d
 eveloping and implementing AI-driven solutions. \n\nAttendees will be ex
 pected to engage actively with contributions such as presentations or pa
 rticipation in roundtable discussions.
LOCATION:Frankfurt am Main
CONTACT:Deutsche Bundesbank – CIC\, tzk@bundesbank.de\, +49 69 9566-36605
 
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