AI Risks Financial Stability
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•BOJ's Ueda warns AI could bring new financial stability risks
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Growing use of online banking and social media has heightened the risk that concern over a bank's credit status could spread rapidly and trigger a rush of deposit withdrawals, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said.
Rise of generative AI also brings specific challenges such as data protection concerns, he added.
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