While financial institutions, financial technology companies, and government agencies are already utilizing artificial intelligence to facilitate the detection of financial crime, risk analysis, personalized customer services, consumer lending, and other critical functions, the evolving application of A.I.
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Stephen Lynch
U.S. representative from Massachusetts
In a 2024 House press release, Stephen Lynch called for robust federal oversight and adaptive regulation of AI in financial services to identify risks to consumers.
U.S. Representative for Massachusetts's 8th Congressional District and Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and InclusionPublished January 12, 2024 · date of remarks not establishedRep. Lynch Named Lead
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“As Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology and Inclusion, I am proud to serve as the lead Democrat on the new bipartisan Working Group on Artificial Intelligence,” said Congressman Lynch. “While financial institutions, financial technology companies, and government agencies are already utilizing artificial intelligence to facilitate the detection of financial crime, risk analysis, personalized customer services, consumer lending, and other critical functions, the evolving application of A.I. technologies must be paralleled by robust federal oversight and a regulatory framework that is adaptive to innovation and equipped to identify potential risks to American consumers. Following the recent determination by the Financial Stability Oversight Council identifying A.I.
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