Innovation

Fintech progress means shiny new toys—at least in the minds of many bankers—yet some entrepreneurs focus first on a greater good.

To say the banking industry’s history reflects reluctance to change is an understatement.

In this one instance, you don’t have to check your smartwatch to know what time it is: The moment for wearables to advance has arrived.

Artificial intelligence has been with us since Stanford professor John McCarthy coined the term in 1960.

“What is innovation?” The universal nature of that question sparks many a debate.

Atlanta will host BAI Beacon, a conference dedicated to sharing thought leadership, financial services advances and powerful technology advances.

Facebook has 2 billion users, giving it astonishing potential to reach the prospective customers banks want.

The stereotype is that FinTechs play big.

As banks, credit unions, and financial services organizations look to better serve their customers, many seek new, innovative ways to understand wants, needs, and behaviors.

More than just chatbots, artificial intelligence in banking promises to change how the industry tackles its most fundamental tasks and pain points, from serving customers to streamlining troublesome paperwork and processes.