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  • GenAI Adoption in UK Financial Services:
    • 70% of UK Finance members are currently piloting generative AI (GenAI) use cases.
    • Primarily focused on co-pilot style employee efficiency tools.
  • Top-Rated Consequences of GenAI Adoption:
    • Increases in productivity (74%).
    • Operational effectiveness (70%).
    • Improved customer experience (61%).
  • Comparison with Predictive AI:
    • GenAI adoption is slightly lower than predictive AI (91% adoption).
    • Predictive AI is commonly used in fraud detection and risk analytics.
  • Return on Investment Expectations:
    • Current GenAI models are not expected to yield ROI for at least three years.
    • The lack of regulatory safeguards contributes to the cautious outlook.
  • Collaboration with Regulators:
    • 80% of firms express a desire to collaborate with regulators.
    • Jurisdictional incongruity is a top concern for 65% of firms regarding AI regulation.
  • Risk Management and Regulatory Adaptation:
    • 60% of respondents are adapting existing management procedures to cover technology-related risks.
    • Regulatory safeguards, like the upcoming EU AI Act, are awaited for guidance.
  • Clear-Eyed Approach to Risks:
    • Despite clear opportunities, firms are cautious about risks associated with GenAI.
    • Calls for collaboration with policymakers and regulators for flexible and long-term regulation.
  • Balanced Adoption and Nascent Regulation:
    • The adoption of GenAI should be balanced with evolving regulations.
    • Technology has the potential to enhance opportunities if used correctly, according to experts.

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