Generative AI is expected to add $200 to $340 billion in annual value to the banking sector, according to McKinsey Global Institute.
Visa has released over 500 AI applications, investing $3.3 billion in AI and data infrastructure over the past decade, and channelling $100 million into generative AI start-ups.
Visa’s vision for AI integration is less about workforce reduction and more about enhancing human oversight.
GenAI comes with plenty of risks such as misinformation, IP issues, transparency gaps, bias, and security concerns limiting customer facing use cases.
JP Morgan launched Quest IndexGPT,using GPT-4 to enhance thematic index construction for institutional investors, and introduced LLM Suite, an AI assistant for 60,000 Chase employees.
Morgan Stanley launched AI@Morgan Stanley Debrief to boost advisor productivity and released AI@Morgan Stanley Assistant adopted by 98% of advisor teams.
Mastercard brought in an AI technology that improves payment security by detecting compromised cards twice as fast.
HDFC Bank in India adopted an AI-driven approach to fraud detection and launched its AI-driven banking chatbot, Eva, handling millions of queries instantly.
ICICI Bank had introduced iPal, enabling transactions via voice commands through Alexa and Google Assistant.
SBI announced an AI initiative in 2023 to boost decision-making and operational efficiency.