Large Language Models Powering Compliance Capabilities for the Digital Rulebook
This policy brief examines how compliance with the EU’s digital legislation can be supported with AI-driven RegTech solutions.
By Nomi Byström and Adam Leon Smith
In the policy brief are presented four recommendations for the employment of LLM-enabled RegTech tools. The brief is an outcome of the research project AI-Driven Compliance Capabilities: The Impact and Risks of Artificial Intelligence in RegTech and SupTech Solutions (CCRS-AI) which is funded by the Research Council of Finland (formerly Academy of Finland).
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