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With plenty of post-recession anti-banking sentiment still lingering, it's common to see fintech and traditional banks framed in oppositional terms. There's some truth to that, especially with disruption-minded digital-only banks, but technological innovations have transformed banking of all stripes -- and nowhere is that clearer than with artificial intelligence. AI has impacted every banking "office" -- front, middle and back. That means even if you know nothing about the way your financial institution uses, say, complex machine learning to fend off money launderers or sift through mountains of data for fraud-related anomalies, you've probably at least interacted with its customer service chatbot, which runs on AI. Like fabric softener and football, banks -- or at least banks as physical spaces -- have been cited as yet another industry that's being killed by those murderous Millennials.

Call volumes into banks have gone up 10x during the pandemic. Wait times have been hours at the peak of the crisis. Chatbots and other forms of conversational AI have been deployed to help. Tearsheet's Sara Toth Stub recently wrote a story about where chatbots are useful and where they aren't. After a lot of hype, they are providing some real value but it will be years before the technology approaches human customer service reps. Sara Toth Stub is my guest today for a deep dive podcast to discuss what's happening inside the customer service queue in leading banks and financial institutions.

NEW YORK, March 10, 2020 /CNW/ -- Kasisto, creators of KAI - the financial services industry's leading digital experience platform has been named as one of Fast Company Most Innovative Companies (MIC) in the Artificial Intelligence Category. Fast Company, an award-winning magazine with over 10.6 million monthly visitors and 525k subscribers honors businesses that are having the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today's fast-changing world. This year's MIC list features 434 businesses from 39 countries. Kasisto ranked in the top 10 of 50 vendors listed in the Artificial Intelligence category, and was recognized for its leading conversational AI technology and ability to provide financial institutions with the power to deliver unique and compelling digital experiences to their customers. "We are honored to receive this recognition from Fast Company and would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers from around the world and across the financial services industry. This award would not be possible without our customers support and commitment to work alongside us as we've delivered the industry's most powerful conversational AI technology, but more importantly, also delivered on our promise to make their customers digital experiences truly humanizing," says Zor Gorelov, CEO & Co-Founder of Kasisto.

Niccolo Mejia covers AI applications across industries at Emerj. He holds a bachelor's degree in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College. Wells Fargo has begun a number of AI initiatives, some they've created in-house and some they've created with help from vendors. We begin our exploration of Wells Fargo's AI initiatives with its collaboration with Kasisto for a customer service chatbot. According to Deloitte, AI is a technology that will change how financial markets are structured and regulated.

Kasisto has an AI platform called KAI that they claim can help financial institutions create chatbots for their customers to ask questions and use to make payments and review account details. The company also claims KAI chatbots can help users manage their funds from multiple accounts. The software can send a chatbot's conversation to a human customer service employee in cases where it cannot solve a customer's problem. The company also claims to have a deep learning tool for business banking chatbots that helps train new machine learning models, however, they do not offer a detailed explanation of how multiple neural networks would work to make a chatbot more effective These chatbots can purportedly converse with customers about financial tasks such as applying for credit cards, product discovery and managing funds. They can also fulfill some requests directly within the chatbot interface.

With plenty of post-recession anti-banking sentiment still lingering, it's common to see fintech and traditional banks framed in oppositional terms. There's some truth to that, especially with disruption-minded digital-only banks, but technological innovations have transformed banking of all stripes -- and nowhere is that clearer than with artificial intelligence. AI has impacted every banking "office" -- front, middle and back. That means even if you know nothing about the way your financial institution uses, say, complex machine learning to fend off money launderers or sift through mountains of data for fraud-related anomalies, you've probably at least interacted with its customer service chatbot, which runs on AI. Read on to learn how else AI is transforming the way banks operate, from investment assistance and consumer lending to credit scoring, smart contracts and more.

The insurance industry, after the trade market, is another sector where it is hard to predict the next big paradigm shift. Given the tentative stability and natural catastrophes, insurance companies often stand on a trembling ground and confront massive challenges, even when i comes to adopting seamless and intuitive digital solutions such as Artificial Intelligence in Insurance. Research N Reports has added a report, titled "Global Artificial Intelligence in Insurtech Market Size, Status and Forecast 2025," which provides an overview of the various factors enabling growth in the market. The statistical report offers a prime wellspring of applicable information for global business progress. What will be the market size and growth rate in the forecast year?

With plenty of post-recession anti-banking sentiment still lingering, it's common to see fintech and traditional banks framed in oppositional terms. There's some truth to that, especially with disruption-minded digital-only banks, but technological innovations have transformed banking of all stripes -- and nowhere is that clearer than with artificial intelligence. AI has impacted every banking "office" -- front, middle and back. That means even if you know nothing about the way your financial institution uses, say, complex machine learning to fend off money launderers or sift through mountains of data for fraud-related anomalies, you've probably at least interacted with its customer service chatbot, which runs on AI. Read on to learn how else AI is transforming the way banks operate, from investment assistance and consumer lending to credit scoring, smart contracts and more.

Liv., the lifestyle digital bank by Emirates NBD and the fastest growing bank in the UAE, has partnered with US-based Kasisto, to introduce Olivia, an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot. It added that the chatbot can help customers get quick answers on a range of services and can also answer queries on how much customers have spent last month on groceries or in restaurants, helping them plan and manage their finances better. Olivia can also seamlessly hand over the conversation to the Liv. Chatbots are AI-enabled computer programs designed to simulate human communication, allowing them to answer customer queries in real time. "Virtual assistants are playing an increasingly important part in our daily lives and our new chatbot Olivia will offer millennial customers a new way to engage with and receive information and instant insights on their spending and finances," said Jayash Patel, head of Liv.