GDS Modellicahat einen Beitrag geschrieben.26. November 2021
Artificial Intelligence, otherwise known as AI, has now become a ‘must-have’ for the banking industry. It is now something that banks simply cannot avoid if they want to stay at the forefront of the disruption and evolution of the financial sector. In fact, if you search for “artificial intelligence banking” (without quotes) on Google, you will be presented with a whopping 121 million results.
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https://www.gdslink.com/en/ai-is-the-new-normal-that-is-here-to-stay/
GDS Modellicahat einen Beitrag geschrieben.25. November 2021
The most effective way to change attitudes and behaviours is to do it in such a way that people do not even realise that it is happening. That way, we can avoid the problems described by the Russian novelist Fiódor Dostoyevski: “Taking a new step, uttering a new word, is what people fear most”.
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https://www.gdslink.com/en/the-evolution-of-banking-finally-reaches-the-consumer/
GDS Modellicahat einen Beitrag geschrieben.11. November 2021
When markets suffer big disruption, it is often difficult to assess the long-term impact. However, in the case of the pandemic, we can at least be sure that it has only served to further consolidate the drive towards digitalisation in financial services. In fact, digitalisation is no longer a “nice-to-have” but something imperative for any firm wanting to operate in the sector.
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https://www.gdslink.com/en/fintech-vs-fintech-the-rise-of-digitalisation-in-banking/
GDS Modellicahat einen Beitrag geschrieben.10. November 2021
"Far from slowing scammers down, the pandemic and the various confinement measures around the world have actually made them even bolder. They have wasted no time in taking advantage of the rise in e-commerce and digital banking to commit ever more hacks, thefts and other illegal activity in an attempt to weaken the financial ecosystem. In the midst of adversity, they saw an opportunity to carry out attacks and capture banking credentials in an attempt to access customers’ money."
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