AI autonomy may redefine risk management roles
Risk managers face a step-change in their responsibilities as artificial intelligence systems take on faster, more autonomous decision-making, according to senior industry officials.
“We’re completely underestimating the level of autonomy that AI will soon get,” said Thomas Ribarits, chief risk officer for the European Investment Fund.
“I’m convinced that we will soon have AI use cases, maybe first
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