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The EU AI Act is the world’s first comprehensive regulation governing artificial intelligence (AI). With its risk-based approach, it aims to make AI safe, trustworthy and compliant. The 2025 regulation marks a turning point for the European AI landscape: what the EU AI Act has already changed, where challenges remain and what developments companies can expect in the coming years.
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| Part 1 | The year 2025 was also challenging for banks. What can they expect in 2026? We discussed this with our experts Andreas Mach, Rainer Wilken, and Stefan Baumann. This first part of our three-part series “Banking 2026” focuses on the challenges and opportunities for banks in 2026 and the role that artificial intelligence can play in this context.
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The demand for banking advice that is digital, objective and available around the clock is growing, especially among Generation Z (Gen Z). Conversational AI makes this possible: it offers personalised and efficient advisory solutions that complement traditional services. This article shows how artificial intelligence can be used to close the digital advisory gap in banking.
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New EU AI Regulations for AI will apply from August – especially for ‘general-purpose’ models (GPAI). Greater transparency, stricter documentation, clear risk assessments: the EU AI Act is really gaining momentum. Read on to find out what companies need to know about GPAI obligations, systemic risk, the voluntary Code of Practice and the next steps.