Across many industries and within the public sector, AI applications are now seen as change agents and cost reducers. For many companies, few investments are made into new processes today without at least contemplating whether AI can assist them.
Yet the same, previously mentioned dilemmas manifest themselves in business contexts too. What are the risks associated with delegating responsibility for a person’s tasks to a machine? Can those risks be managed? How vulnerable is the broader business model to AI-driven disruption?
This white paper analyses the results of a recent WatersTechnology survey which aimed to gain a clearer sense of progress in capital markets adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). It further offers a fascinating study into what could be called ‘qualified optimism’ around AI.
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