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The Big Problem for Banks in an AI-Powered World

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As the world’s biggest tech company’s circle, offering new AI tools, Australian businesses are facing a dilemma: who owns the customer? Here’s how BOQ tackled it.

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This article examines the challenges faced by Australian banks, like the Bank of Queensland (BOQ), in adapting to an AI-dominated business environment. As major tech companies innovate with AI tools, the ownership of customer data becomes a critical issue for banks striving to retain their client bases. The discourse highlights the competitive tension between traditional financial institutions and AI-driven technological platforms. It underscores a growing trend in global and Australian financial markets where AI poses both opportunities and dilemmas, but lacks a specific focus on direct catastrophic AI risks or detailed policy prescriptions.

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