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ARTICLE · 31 MAY 2022

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ECB Publishes Its Bug Report On The Proposed EU Artificial Intelligence Act

‘Grace' is a lifelike robot nurse, built with artificial intelligence to bring emotional care for patients during the pandemic and make them feel comfortable and at ease.

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‘Grace' is a lifelike robot nurse, built with artificial intelligence to bring emotional care for patients during the pandemic and make them feel comfortable and at ease.

Artificial intelligence (AI), the self-didactic technology which detects patterns from historical data, is pervading all walks of life, be it healthcare or the financial services industry.

The High-Level Expert Group on AI, tasked by the European Commission to draft AI ethics guidelines, defined AI as ‘‘systems that display intelligent behaviour by analysing their environment and taking actions – with some degree of autonomy – to achieve specific goals''.

In the finance world, AI has evolved substantially over the recent decades and its utility ranges from the performance data monitoring, establishing creditworthiness and credit scoring, as well as in combatting cybercrime and money laundering. However, the exponential use does not come without a fair amount of risks attached, in particular in

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