European major banks test deep-seek AI models… different from the U.S. financial sector.
Author: 황치규 기자 | Source: 디지털투데이 (DigitalToday) | Read the full article in Korean
European banks are showing a growing interest in utilizing deep learning AI models, with major institutions like HSBC, NatWest, and BBVA conducting tests on these technologies. This shift highlights a competitive landscape where European banks are exploring advanced AI capabilities, contrasting with their American counterparts who are hesitant due to concerns over political bias and security vulnerabilities.
In the U.S., banks are cautious about adopting deep learning technologies, fearing potential scrutiny from the government, especially given the current political climate. Some states have even banned the use of deep learning applications on government devices, which complicates collaboration with Chinese AI firms. Analysts suggest that this reluctance could place American banks at a disadvantage in the global market.
Despite these challenges, European banks are optimistic that AI tools can help address issues related to outdated computer systems. The cost-effective nature of deep learning technologies may provide a solution to these problems, allowing banks to modernize without incurring significant expenses. Meanwhile, companies like Google and OpenAI are also developing affordable AI models to compete in this evolving landscape.
