Artificial intelligence accountability requires regulated market participants to protect stakeholder data, own AI outputs, and ensure legal compliance. Regulated persons using artificial intelligence and machine learning tools, whether internally developed or obtained from third-party technology service ... Summary
Artificial intelligence accountability requires regulated market participants to protect stakeholder data, own AI outputs, and ensure legal compliance.
Regulated persons using artificial intelligence and machine learning tools, whether internally developed or obtained from third-party technology service providers, remain solely responsible for investor and stakeholder data privacy, security and integrity, AI-generated outputs, and compliance with applicable law. The responsibility covers tools used for investing, trading, investment advice, compliance, management, and other business purposes. Non-compliance may attract action under the applicable enforcement framework.
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