Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most disruptive technologies of this century and its emergence is often compared with the industrial revolution of the last century. But what does it truly offer financial institutions?
| Tom Lin Senior Manager, Accenture Applied Intelligence |
Chase Andrews Vice President - Global Field Operations, Diebold Nixdorf |
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| What has changed in the technical landscape? | AI and data-driven intelligence can boost revenue by 30%+ in some industries. Beyond tech, companies like Caterpillar now use data to drive operations and create new revenue streams. | AI transforms data into actionable insights, boosting efficiency, agility, and scale. It helps uncover hidden opportunities and adapt quickly to both machine- and customer-driven signals. |
| How fast are AI capabilities changing and how are they evolving? | AI is evolving, but early adopters are already seeing results—from automation to personalization and fraud detection. Success depends on data quality, where investment is still crucial. | AI is advancing rapidly, surpassing humans in pattern recognition. As models improve, we increasingly rely on them for cognitive tasks—bringing us closer to a future shaped by intelligent systems. |
