Monday 26 June 2017
What if you had a personal banking bot that warns you when your funds are getting low? Or that you usually buy flowers at a certain time of the year for your mother’s birthday and that you haven’t this year? With cognitive computing, this scenario might soon become a reality. Cognitive computing broadly refers to technology platforms which leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and signal processing to mimic human behavior. They are usually self-learning systems that use a variety of data, predictive analytics and natural language processing. These days, customers expect their financial services institutions to treat them like retailers do…
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