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What are the potential risks of Agentic AI?

As we already know, AI is taking over every industry, actively reshaping how businesses interact with customers and make decisions.

One of the most powerful and rapidly evolving branches of this technology is agentic AI. These systems are designed to act independently on behalf of a user or organization: making decisions, carrying out tasks, and adapting based on context all on their own.

But as with any powerful technology, the benefits come with risks, particularly if agentic AI is implemented without the right safeguards. Financial institutions in particular must be cautious. When you’re dealing with regulated environments, personal financial data, and vulnerable customers, getting it wrong simply isn’t an option.

Our latest article takes a look at the potential compliance and security risks of agentic AI, and how choosing a trusted solution can avoid these. Complete the form below to download it.
Chris Hopkins
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Chris Hopkins

With decades of experience in product management, Chris brings expertise in leveraging cutting-edge technological solutions to improve customer experience and organizational efficiency in collections and recovery. A graduate of Cambridge University, Chris joined the C&R Software team in 2021 after nine years as Director of Product Management at FICO—an organization known for its leading role in analytics and credit scoring.

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