Artificial intelligence is poised to transform the banking industry, promising to boost profits and reduce paperwork. Generative AI, which produces human-friendly discourse from existing information, is expected to improve customer support, pitch suitable products, and efficiently extract insights from unstructured data. According to Citigroup analysts, the bottom lines of banks worldwide could rise by 9%, or $170 billion, by 2028 thanks to generative AI. However, despite the potential benefits, investors are yet to be convinced, and tangible signs of the value uplift are scarce. Moreover, the implementation of AI also raises concerns about mistakes, regulatory backlash, and the potential for customers to become smarter and more demanding.
AI Revolution in Banking
Generative AI is on track to improve support for customers and pitch them suitable products, and on the inside, it can do something similar, allowing employees to efficiently extract rapid and useful insights from mountains of unstructured data.
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