Two-thirds of financial services employees support AI use to tackle non-financial misconduct

Smarsh research

Sorin Dojan
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Two-thirds of UK financial services and insurance employees have showcased support for using artificial intelligence to target non-financial misconduct in their workplace communications.

In the latest research published by Smarsh today (29 October), the 66% support for AI came on the back of 94% of respondents arguing it is "very important" that their workplace identify and tackle non-financial misconduct. According to Smarsh, this shows "firms in the sector also have support from their employees to leverage technologies to help them do so". In addition, 63% of the respondents have cast doubt over their organisation's ability to effectively detect instances of non-financial misconduct through their communication monitoring systems. Number of non-financial misconduc...

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