Developing AI comes with geopolitical risks, says panel
Summer Meetings panel discusses infrastructure supply chains and where data is stored
Data is the “eyes and ears” that enables central banks to tell the stories of the economy, a panel chair told the Central Banking Summer Meetings on June 12.
The panel – which brought together data architects from central banks in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the Americas – discussed how to build resilient infrastructure that could incorporate artificial intelligence and quantum capabilities, while mitigating geopolitical risks.
“Use of data science techniques requires state-of-the-art IT
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