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AI combines age-old issues with new opportunities, say panel

Governors from Rwanda, South Africa, and Sweden weigh in on how AI will change central banking

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Artificial intelligence (AI) presents new opportunities and reveals new facets of age-old issues, a panel of central bankers said on October 25.

The senior officials from Rwanda, South Africa and Sweden spoke at an event hosted by the Toronto Centre on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings.

AI provides for the opportunity of even bigger achievements in the quality of financial access and breadth of products, said John Rwangombwa, governor of the National

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