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Better AI models haven't fixed lending's data problems
Original: Better models have not solved the thin-file problem, the data quality issues in alternative data, or the validation requ
Commentators in the banking and fintech space argue that advances in machine learning have not resolved the core obstacles to wider AI use in regulated lending: thin credit files, unreliable quality in alternative data, and the validation requirements regulators impose before models can be deployed. The view gaining traction is that data problems, not model capability, remain the hard part of bringing AI into credit decisioning.
Why now: Ongoing debate about AI adoption in regulated lending as model capabilities advance faster than data and compliance constraints
fintechmachine learningregulated lending
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- Better models have not solved the thin-file problem, the data quality issues in alternative data, or the validation requirements that govern what can be deployed in regulated lending. The data problems are still the hard part. # ai # fintech # machinelearning # compliance #… · hackaday@www.urbanmind.net · 3
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