Thread regarding Citigroup Inc. / Citibank / Citi layoffs

The AI conundrum.

If you have true AI and not just a beefed up chatbot or search engine, but true AI that’s geared toward problem solving, how do you effective put up safeguards and checks and balances to keep it from making PII and account information public?

AI, not always but can, find ways around safeguards and operate outside of the boundaries setup for it. This has been proven as being designed to problem solve, it saw the boundaries as a problem to overcome. When it comes to finance and developing and\or using someone else’s AI, how do you address the challenge of making sure AI does not make PII public information? How do you keep it from blasting out all of the account numbers publicly.

All it takes is just one single time of doing this and its a multi billion $ lawsuit + fines. I’m just going on what I’ve seen in some documentaries and all of this comes to mind.

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“What has this got to do with layoffs?” - - - Oh I don’t know….lemme think….Oh yeah, companies are using AI in place of people laying them off and here we are trying to do the same thing.

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What has this got to do with layoffs?

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Post ID: @mg+1jwbevfk1

I don’t see financial institutions using AI across the board. I’ve read way too many articles that outline some of the issues on data leaks with it. Code writing, sure. Number crunching, sure. Robo investing, seems to work, at least for Fidelity. Interconnecting different AI together (super AI) to work more efficiently and still be able to NOT share sensitive data (PII and such), not so much.

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Hackers and customers are already jailbreaking chatbot to getting secret corporate info from 2000s chatbot systems. So it's too late.

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