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AI and Compliance (3/20/25)

AI and Compliance (3/20/25)

In this session, we explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the role of compliance officers. While AI isn't poised to replace humans, it offers powerful tools to enhance efficiency—if used ethically and responsibly.

Key Takeaways:

  • Understand different AI types, including Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Generative AI.
  • Learn AI's impact on financial institutions and compliance.
  • Identify key risks: information security, privacy, fairness, and third-party management.
  • Gain insight into current regulatory guidance on AI, including HUD and US Treasury reports.

Instructor:

Rebekah Leonard

Credit Hours:

2.4 CPE

Date and Time: Mar 20, 2025, 2:30 pm EST

Duration:

2 HR

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What does AI mean for compliance officers? Are we going to be replaced?!

NO.

Human thinking and reasoning is still superior (and principled, ethical, and honorable) to computer extrapolation, but AI and Machine Learning IS a new tool that could be harnessed to help us do our jobs more efficiently and effectively... or make things miserably unfair. Truly, it could go either way, so compliance professionals need to get up to speed on the quickly evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence, how it can be used or abused, and what regulatory authorities currently have to say about it.

Learn:

- What is AI?

- Types of AI

o Machine Learning

o Deep Learning

o Generative AI

o Large Language Models

o AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)

- AI’s Role in Financial Institutions

- Risks!

o Information Security

o Deepfakes

o Privacy

o Fair Lending

o GIGO and BIBO

§ Garbage in / garbage out

§ Bias in / bias out

o AI Hallucinations

o Third Party Management

- Regulatory Outlook

- Regulatory Guidance to date

o HUD’s guidance on the application of the Fair Housing Act to digital advertising

o The US Treasury Department’s report on Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Compliance officers, front line staff (customer service and tellers), teller managers, operations officers, lenders, and anyone who faces bank customers.

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