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Regulators question human-in-the-loop as AI governance tool

Bank of England and Iosco executives suggest it’s more important to retain overall accountability

A scientist-looking woman checks a clipboard in from of a holographic AI brain

Inserting human oversight of individual outputs is an inadequate way to manage the risks of deploying generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), regulators have warned. Instead, financial institutions must allocate responsibility for the integrity of the entire process where GenAI is used, as they would for processes carried out before the new technology was deployed.

“I think human-in-the-loop is

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