Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022): Journal of AI-Assisted Scientific Discovery
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Leveraging Advanced AI and Cloud Computing for Scalable Innovations in Fintech Systems

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  • Jitender Jain
Jitender Jain
Principal Associate, Capital One Bank, USA
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Published 21-01-2022

Keywords

  • Advanced AI,
  • Cloud Computing,
  • Fintech Systems
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Abstract

The Fintech sector is now in that transformational phase wherein the use of technology has started changing the horizon of financial services altogether. Advanced AI and cloud computing have emerged as two major enablers in this respect to realize innovation and scalability. This paper, therefore, is going to try and provide valuable insights to such stakeholders like policymakers, developers, and financial institutions, among others, by investigating in-depth the integration of the technologies, ethical implications, and future trends that will make full potential realization of those technologies.

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