Banking regulators in the US and Europe plan stricter rules for AI use, while the UK readies mandatory monitoring of advanced models.
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US and European banking supervisors said they will increase scrutiny of how financial firms use artificial‑intelligence models, fearing risks to stability. The UK’s AI minister is preparing rules that would require companies to monitor frontier AI technology. By contrast, U.S. policymakers and Chinese officials have not signaled similar moves.
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