City AM: ‘There’s little room for caution’: Banks and fintechs gear up for AI revolution
‘There’s little room for caution’: Banks and fintechs gear up for AI revolution.
ITPro: AWS CEO Matt Garman thinks AI coding tools could herald the end of the developer as we know it – but there’s light on the horizon for worried devs
Software development will fundamentally change in the next few years, according to Matt Garman, Amazon Web Services (AWS)’ new chief executive, who argued that the… Read More »ITPro: AWS CEO Matt Garman thinks AI coding tools could herald the end of the developer as we know it – but there’s light on the horizon for worried devs
ITPro: Cybersecurity spending is going to surge in 2025 – and AI threats are a key factor
Cybersecurity spending is going to surge in 2025 – and AI threats are a key factor.
efinancialcareers: More JPMorgan AI experts are popping up at rival banks and beyond
The key areas that are in demand now are AI and Cyber with Quantum on the horizon.
Finextra: Goldman, Nomura tap Meta Llama AI models
Goldman Sachs and Nomura are among the companies using Meta’s Llama open source artificial intelligence models
BBC: Klarna: AI lets us cut thousands of jobs – but pay more
Klarna “AI lets us cut thousands of jobs – but pay more”
Finextra: BBVA doubles AI staff numbers
BBVA has doubled the number of staff working on artificial intelligence to more than 400 as it opens new ‘AI Factories’ in Mexico and Turkey.
IT Pro: Tech execs pushed for a return to the office – now they’re backtracking amid a workforce revolt, with only 3% of firms asking staff to return full-time
Tech execs pushed for a return to the office – now they’re backtracking amid a workforce revolt, with only 3% of firms asking staff to… Read More »IT Pro: Tech execs pushed for a return to the office – now they’re backtracking amid a workforce revolt, with only 3% of firms asking staff to return full-time
AML Intelligence: TD Bank’s AML penalties could top $4 billion
TD Bank’s AML penalties could top $4 billion.
Finextra: UK challenger banks beat incumbents all-hands down in CMA awards
UK challenger banks once again outshone incumbents in the latest annual banking satisfaction survey conducted by the Competition and Markets Authority.