#using ai in finance

[randyorton66]

Unlocking the Future: AI Revolutionizing Finance Industry

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In today's video, we discover how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the finance industry. Let's watch the entire video and learn about the impact of AI on financial services and how it is shaping the future of the industry. Unlock the potential of AI in finance with this informative video!

Explore the cutting-edge fusion of finance and technology in our latest video, 'Unlocking the Future: How AI is Revolutionizing Finance.' Delve into the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) as it reshapes the financial landscape, from personalized banking experiences to lightning-fast stock trading insights.

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[inner-memoirs]

There has got to be nothing more soul-sucking and devoid of humanity than being a "money minded" individual. If all you care about is profit, you immediately lose sight of morality.

Why is it considered immoral for a poor person to refuse to work themselves to the bone, but it's not immoral for the wealthy to squeeze desperate people of every penny they have in order to hoard incomprehensible amounts of money?

Why are the poorest people expected to never treat themselves to a nice meal or something they want, while the ultra rich eat gold and take 15 minute private jet flights guilt-free?

Why are there income caps on how much money a disabled person can save, but not how much money a billionaire can have?

Why is it okay to value a dollar more than a real life human being getting food, clean water, healthcare, and shelter?

How are poor people the selfish ones, when our planet is poisoned and destroyed by megacorps in the name of what's profitable?

Even the most basic expressions of human emotion and experiences are being gutted and replaced by hollow machinations because it's cheaper than paying a real artist, writer, developer, or creative to do the job.

We have enough resources for everyone on this earth to have a decent lifestyle, yet when we ask for the bare minimum we get a finger wagged in our face and told not to ask for too much.

It's maddening.

[political-us]

Feb 14 (Reuters) - The rise of "pig butchering" scams and the increasing use of generative artificial intelligence likely lifted revenues from crypto scams to a record high in 2024, according to blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis.

Revenue from pig butchering scams, where perpetrators cultivate relationships with individuals and convince them to participate in fraudulent schemes, increased nearly 40% in 2024 from the previous year, the firm estimated in a report published on Thursday.

Revenue in 2024 from crypto scams was at least $9.9 billion, although the figure could rise to a record high of $12.4 billion once more data becomes available, it said.

"Crypto fraud and scams have continued to increase in sophistication," Chainalysis researchers said.

The company pointed to marketplaces that support pig butchering operations and the use of GenAI as factors making it easier and cheaper for scammers to expand operations.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/crypto-scams-likely-set-new-record-2024-helped-by-ai-chainalysis-says-2025-02-14/

[benjaminallhope-fulltimemind]

You get what you deserve, CEOs are just as replaceable if more so then workers. I mean there's only one CEO per company so it's way easier. In fact why don't we do away with capitalism as a whole and automated most of the economy as possible? We deserve to seize the means of production and do with it what we want.

[zenosanalytic]

Something that should have occurred to me earlier:

I've been thinking lately about how the ONLY people who seem to be excited and interested in ~AI~ are C-Suite Types, and Of Course They Are, because they're ALSO one of the few classes of society with enough money to be heavily involved in investing, and ~AI~ is the latest scam for pouring investment-dollars into in lieu of genuinely GOOD investments(which, thanks to pro-monopoly policies in the US, are supremely hard to find these days).

Like: it isn't(entirely) that these people are Dense Idiots; they are heavily invested IN ~AI~ startups, and pushing the companies they run to take on ~AI~ contracts WITH these startups actively helps those investments.

[italofobia]

this is not what i pay my taxes for WHY ARE YOU BLUE

[insightfultake]

Why Did India’s Finance Ministry Restrict the Use of AI Tools in Offices? A Closer Look at the Decision

In a significant move, India’s Finance Ministry recently issued an advisory restricting the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as ChatGPT, Bard, and other generative AI platforms, in government offices. This decision has sparked widespread debate, with many questioning the rationale behind it. Why would a government, in an era of rapid technological advancement, curb the use of tools that promise efficiency and innovation? Let’s delve into the logic and reasoning behind this decision, including the geopolitical implications and the growing global AI race, particularly with China. Read more

[well-dressedwords]

Absolutely agree, and the historic education is so interesting too.

generative AI literally makes me feel like a boomer. people start talking about how it can be good to help you brainstorm ideas and i’m like oh you’re letting a computer do the hard work and thinking for you???

[monochromed-elf]

People who tell you don't use ChatGPT for stuff is like they're telling you to use hand drawn map paper to find your locations instead of GPS...Let's just accept that the world is upgrading bro.

Some of y'all acting like those boomers in third world countries that refused the internet and continued to use paper documents until they died and now the younger generation suffers for their extreme ignorance.

Working hard isn't enough, efficiency is.

[jarviskingston]

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[world-and-usa]

How the Hype Around Chinese AI Model DeepSeek Triggered a Massive Nasdaq Sell-Off

[projectchampionz]

SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IBADAN AS A STUDY AREA

SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IBADAN AS A STUDY AREA ABSTRACT This research explores the role of sustainable practices in tourism development, with a focus on the National Museum Ibadan, Nigeria. The study investigates the current sustainable practices at the museum, their impact on tourism development, the challenges faced in integrating sustainability, and…

[alltradeventures]

New technology is transforming how we buy used cars in England, making the process more convenient and efficient. Online platforms simplify searches, while virtual showrooms and 360-degree tours enhance the buying experience. AI tools provide precise price analysis and comparison, and digital financing options streamline transactions.

[interestingsnippets]

Lloyds hires Amazon Web Services executive as its new AI chief

Lloyds on Monday said it had hired Rohit Dhawan as its first group director of AI and advanced analytics...

The bank said Dhawan would be tasked with supervising the integration of AI into customer and operational processes as well as creating a new data and AI function within the bank. He would also oversee an “AI Centre of Excellence” comprised of experts in data science, behavioural science, machine learning engineering and AI ethics...

Lloyds said it had recruited 1,500 technology and data specialists this year and that it was trialling 50 AI use cases to help deliver quicker customer support, improve its chatbots and detect early warning signs of fraud.

The group said it uses machine learning algorithms to help triage and prioritise customers’ calls and for income verification when customers take out mortgages, which it said reduced the process from three weeks to a few seconds.

Lloyds, which also has an insurance and pensions arm, also used AI to register insurance claims following storms in January, which it said freed up time for urgent phone calls from customers.

[notayesmanseconomics]

The US Economy is a story of the magnificent 7, fiscal deficits and contradictory employment estimates

We have seldom been in a time where there has been so much confusion and uncertainty about the US economy. We came into 2024 with the Conference Board leafing indicators having suggested a recession on the cards and then saw that annual economic growth had been around 3%. More recently the two surveys for the labor market numbers have completely different numbers with the Establishment survey…