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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
Prudential Authority and enforcement	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
G20 waits for FATF to develop crypto standards and regulations	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
Investec pokes holes in currency rigging case	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
Vodacom pays O'Sullivan R1.2m for privacy breach	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
'Unreasonable' Nedbank slammed for brazen negligence	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
Compliance blamed for UK money laundering failings in the UK	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
Regulatory exams in London, UK	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
BRICS – Concerted efforts needed to combat terrorism	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
UK’s FCA proposes changes to rules for crowdfunding platforms	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018
Watchdog upholds 'free banking' complaint against Capitec Bank	32	CompliNEWS	01 Aug 2018

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Many business owners are expressing interest in the vast potential of generative artificial intelligence (AI). In previous articles, the benefits of using AI were discussed. However, while the technology brings advantages, it does have its limitations and risks. Understanding the boundaries of generative AI is critical to ensuring accuracy, compliance and trust, especially in the financial services sector where precision and integrity are essential.