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The BIS Annual Economic Report 2024 (chapter III, Box C) states that eight BIS Innovation Hub projects – Ellipse, Aurora, Gaia, Symbiosis, Raven, Neo, Spectrum and Insight – had employed AI methods.

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III. Artificial intelligence and the economy: implications for central banks

Bank for International Settlements · 2024-06-30

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“So far, eight projects – Ellipse, Aurora, Gaia, Symbiosis, Raven, Neo, Spectrum and Insight – have employed AI methods.”

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Authors: Bank for International Settlements
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