Tradición e inteligencia artificial: oportunidades y retos del machine learning para los servicios financieros

Resumen

Los métodos basados en la inteligencia artificial están transformando multitud de sectores al permitir automatizar tareas rutinarias e importantes mejoras en el análisis de la información. El sector financiero no es ajeno a esta tendencia y está tratando de aprovechar las oportunidades de estas técnicas al tiempo que debe ser consciente y actuar ante los riesgos y limitaciones que implican.

Palabras clave:

inteligencia artificial, aprendizaje automático

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