SFF 2024 Session Recordings-Payments

"Supercharging Instrument Authorisations With xAI" - Powered by Thredd

Written by Singapore FinTech Festival | Nov 15, 2024 9:00:00 AM

 

Edwin Poot, the global CTO of Thredd, addresses the challenge of trust in fintech by discussing the importance of transparency in financial decision-making.

 

Key highlights

 

The Importance of Transparency:

  • Envisions a world where financial decisions are transparent, fast, and efficient.
  • Stresses that without transparency, AI decisions may feel like an invisible "black box."

Role of Explainable AI (XAI):

  • XAI allows us to unlock the potential of providing clarity with every decision and every transaction.
  • Traditional AI models show only the output, whereas XAI makes the decision-making process visible and understandable.

Practical Applications of XAI:

  • Example of a loan application where XAI explains the decision based on factors like income stability or spending patterns.
  • In real-time transaction processing, XAI explains decisions, such as flagging unusual spending patterns.

Benefits of XAI:

  • For Customers: Builds trust and confidence by explaining decisions, leading to higher satisfaction.
  • For Regulators: Ensures compliance and accountability with an audit trail for every decision.
  • For Businesses: Enhances efficiency, reduces risks, and optimizes resource allocation.

Vision for the Future:

  • Imagines a financial landscape where every transaction is trusted, aligning with ethical and regulatory standards.
  • Encourages seeing through the "code" rather than just trusting the matrix, promoting a future of transparency and trust.

 

Conclusion

In closing, explainable AI is not just an innovation; it's a necessity for the future of financial services. By making every decision transparent, understandable, and accountable, we pave the way for a financial ecosystem that is not only efficient but also trustworthy.

 

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Speaker:

  • Edwin Poot, Global Chief Technology Officer, Thredd