LSE is working with Microsoft and others to develop AI models

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The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is teaming up with Microsoft and several banks to create bespoke generative artificial intelligence (AI) models, the Financial Times reported on Aug. 4, a move that shows how the financial services industry is seeking to operate without exposing expertise. Take advantage of this technology where data is available. David Schwimmer, LSE chief executive, said: “We are in discussions with our customers to give them the opportunity to take advantage of the vast amount of data we have and fuse it with theirs in a secure and proprietary way.”

As part of a ten-year strategic partnership, Microsoft acquired a 4 percent stake in LSEG last December and a seat on its board.

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