AI in Banking Conference
Draws A Sell-Out Crowd
Last week, NJBankers held our new AI in Banking Conference, drawing nearly 100 banking and business professionals from across the state to discuss the opportunities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
The event was emceed by William Nowik of Wolf & Company, and was kicked off with a practical playbook for responsible AI adoption led by Edward Vincent of Lumio (formerly SRA Watchtower).
A panel of bankers consisting of Sharif Alexandre of ConnectOne Bank, John Kowal of Peapack Private Bank & Trust, and Ashley Navin of OceanFirst Bank, shared their institutions' AI journey and offered insights to event attendees.
Chris Gill of FIS explored the role of AI in financial fraud, and Alec Crawford of Artificial Intelligence Risk, Inc., closed out the day with a look at ways AI agents can be used to best serve bank customers.
Thank you to AI in Banking sponsors Wolf & Company, Crowe, Finovifi, Forvis Mazars, Goodlabs Studio and Neat, along with all our speakers and attendees for making the day a success!
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