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A Financial Conduct Authority review into the use of artificial intelligence has both warned of the amplification of fraud and cyber risks and said “trusted agents” could help consumers through addressing protection gaps as well as switching firms.
The Mills Review, led by FCA executive director Sheldon Mills and commissioned by the organisation’s board, has identified four major AI driven shifts that are likely to impact consumers, firms
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