2024-08-19
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority surveyed 28 authorized institutions serving retail customers regarding their adoption of big data analytics and artificial intelligence. The findings indicate that 75% of respondents are using or planning to use big data analytics across various banking functions, while 39% are adopting generative artificial intelligence, primarily for internal business purposes. The survey highlights that generative AI applications in customer-facing activities remain in early stages and are largely sourced from third-party off-the-shelf solutions.
– 8 – Annex 2 Survey on Consumer Protection in respect of the Use of Big Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence In May 2024, the HKMA conducted a survey on the use of big data analytics and artificial intelligence (“BDAI”) including generative artificial intelligence (“GenAI”) by authorized institutions. A total of 28 authorized institutions primarily serving retail customers were surveyed and the following summarises key observations from the survey. A. Use of BDAI 75% of surveyed authorized institutions reported adopting or planning to adopt BDAI in the provision of general banking products and services, as well as daily operations. Reported use cases spread across customer-facing activities (identity authentication, customer chatbots, credit assessment), middle-office functions (AML and fraud detection, controls and monitoring) and back-office functions (operational automation and document processing). A wide range of third-party service providers are engaged in the provision of BDAI applications. A1. Number of authorized institutions adopting or planning to adopt BDAI A2. BDAI use cases by categories Yes 75% No 25% 1 2 6 8 8 12 13 18 19 20 0 5 10 15 20 25 Cybersecurity Internal Chatbot Human Resources Controls and Monitoring Credit Assessment Customer Chatbot Sales and Marketing Identity Authentication and KYC AML and Fraud Detection Operational Automation and Document Processing
– 9 – B. Use of GenAI 39% of surveyed authorized institutions reported adopting or planning to adopt GenAI in the provision of general banking products and services, as well as daily operations. The majority of the reported use cases were for internal business functions, such as summarisation and translation, coding and internal chatbots. The adoption of GenAI technology in customer-facing activities is still at an early stage, with reported uses more confined to drafting customer responses and assisting in preparing sales and marketing materials. Most of the GenAI applications adopted were from off-the-shelf solutions by third-party service providers. B1. Number of authorized institutions adopting or planning to adopt GenAI B2. GenAI use cases by categories Yes 39% No 61% 2 4 10 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Internal Chatbot Sales and Marketing Materials Drafting Customer Responses Coding Summarisation and Translation