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Barclays disclosed that the use of new technology, including artificial intelligence, is a risk factor that could cause the Group's actual financial position, performance, or ability to meet targets to differ materially from its forward-looking statements.
“the use of new technology, including artificial intelligence”
Barclays has highlighted the use of new technology, including artificial intelligence, as a potential source of risk that could lead to technology failures, operational disruptions, or reputational impact, potentially causing actual results to differ from forward-looking statements.
“the use of new technology, including artificial intelligence”
Barclays stated that its cost-to-income ratio targets set in February remain intact and fully incorporate its investments in artificial intelligence, balancing short-term investment costs with potential savings.
“all of the cost: income ratio targets that we gave you in February are intact and they incorporate all these investments in AI”
Barclays considers the potential impact of AI as a factor that may make highly levered, sub-investment-grade businesses more exposed to risk, though this segment represents a non-meaningful portion of the bank's total portfolio.
“perhaps the impact of AI, we feel that those businesses, some of those businesses are perhaps a little bit more exposed. But again, it's not a meaningful part of our portfolio either in exposures or income”
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