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SUERF Policy Brief, No 1454 1 SUERF Policy Brief No 1454, May 2026

Explains how central banks are applying generative AI in analysis, supervision, statistics and payment oversight, while highlighting four priorities for safe adoption: governance and resources, skills and infrastructure, documentation and data quality, and cross-stakeholder cooperation.

Topics: payments, regulation, policy, settlement, ai

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