Show Notes
You've seen the stories: a big company makes staff redundant, replaces them with a shiny AI feature, then quietly hires them back once it all goes wrong.
Why does this keep happening? Swapping human expertise for AI is never a straight substitution – especially in financial crime.
Our expert host, Marit Rødevand, is joined by Craig McLeod, Partner in Financial Crime & Risk Consulting at EY, to discuss: How do we put the "human" back into AI processes in fincrime?
The pair discuss: the current issues with AI implementation, where the human element is essential, and how we 'course correct' for the future.
Producer: Matthew Dunne-Miles Editor: Dominic Delargy Video: Loïs Dunford
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