Explainable AI and Interpretability: Building Trust and Reducing False Positives in Financial GEN AI Models

Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Generative AI (GenAI), is reshaping the financial services landscape through revolutionary products, personalized customer experiences, and streamlined operations. Yet, this promise is over-shadowed by significant challenges:

  • The Black Box Conundrum: Financial institutions are wary of AI’s “black box” nature. How can they trust models whose decision-making processes are opaque? This lack of transparency hinders regulatory compliance and erodes stakeholder trust.
  • The False Positive Concern: The financial sector grapples with the high costs of false positives. Erroneous fraud alerts, inaccurate risk assessments, and unwarranted compliance flags lead to high cost, operational inefficiency and damaged customer relationships. This paper explores how Explainable AI (XAI) offers a solution.

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Author Details

Sumeet Verma

Sumeet Verma is a Senior Consultant with Infosys Consulting, bringing over 15 years of experience in the financial services industry. His expertise lies in devising strategic solutions to empower financial institutions. His advocacy of design thinking methodology with deep understanding of the financial landscape, particularly regarding underbanked populations in the U.S., allows him to assist regional banks and credit unions in effectively reaching this critical market segment.

Advait Rege

Advait is a Senior Principal with Infosys Consulting FSI. He has been with IC since 2005 and has led programs across UK, Europe, and North America. At IC, he is responsible for clients, pursuits, and programs in capital markets, retirement services and the wider financial services space. When not working, or sometimes when, he indulges in poetry and expects to publish soon.

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