Compliance & Standards

Artificial intelligence and systemic risk (Oct 2020)

AI can improve micro-level financial risk management and supervision, but its use for macroprudential objectives may increase systemic risk. The paper highlights tail risks from procyclicality, unknown unknowns, trust dependence, and optimization against the system.

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