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Pathways to progress: Intelligent design for an AI world

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Robert Dedman | CMS, Alison McHaffie | CMS, Emma Clark | CMS+1

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How UK financial regulators will supervise firms seeking to deploy AI.

UK financial regulators are finally beginning to turn their minds in a serious way towards how they will supervise firms seeking to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) in an increasingly automated industry. In Discussion Paper 5/22 (DP5/22), the UK regulators split the AI lifecycle into three distinct stages: pre-deployment, deployment and

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