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Monsters in the deep: AI and your firm

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Jake Green | Ashurst, Tim Cant | Ashurst, Bradley Rice | Ashurst, Etay Katz | Ashurst, Lorraine Johnston | Ashurst+3

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Analysis of a speech by FPC’s Jonathan Hall on the impact of AI developments, such as trading agents, on financial stability.

The Bank of England has published a speech given by Jonathan Hall, external member of the Financial Policy Committee, on the impact of AI developments on financial stability. The speech focuses on a subset of AI called deep learning (a form of machine learning where neural networks are trained on

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