State Administration for Market Regulation holds a special lecture on AI-enabled credit supervision

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Biuji Jielai news: On July 3, the State Administration for Market Regulation held a special lecture on AI-enabled credit supervision. Focusing on the key links of “building,归collecting, and using,” it continued to deepen the reform of credit supervision and to empower market regulation business for high-quality development. Bai Qingyuan, Vice Minister of the State Administration for Market Regulation, attended the lecture and delivered comments. A relevant person in charge from iFlytek Co., Ltd. gave a key introduction to the development trend of artificial intelligence, domestically produced autonomous and controllable large-model technology, mature application cases of AI in the fields of government affairs and market regulation, as well as specific paths and scenario ideas for AI-enabled credit supervision. Bai Qingyuan pointed out that, as new business models continue to emerge, enterprises’ digitization, cross-regional operations, and multi-entity business operations have become the norm; existing regulatory measures clearly lag behind. Cadres of the market regulation system must effectively strengthen their learning, proactively apply the concepts and technologies of artificial intelligence to all areas of market regulation, continuously improve regulatory effectiveness, better fulfill their duties and mission, and accelerate the advancement of the construction of a unified national large market.
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MevTeaTime
· 4h ago
It will likely take a while for iFlytek’s solution to be implemented with local regulators and to run in smoothly; getting cross-department data connected is the real hard part.
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CatUnderTheNeonBridge
· 4h ago
AI integration into government affairs is a major trend, but data security and algorithm transparency must keep pace, otherwise the public will feel uneasy.
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