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JPMorgan Chase has launched an AI-based chatbot to perform research analyst duties, enhancing the productivity of its asset and wealth management division. The LLM Suite offers sophisticated language model capabilities.
Broader AI Integration
According to a story done by the Financial Times on Friday, JPMorgan Chase has started the process of implementing a generative artificial intelligence (AI) product.
Reuters says that the company has informed its staff that its own version of OpenAI's ChatGPT is capable of performing the duties of a research analyst.
JPMorgan's AI Initiative
The largest lender in the United States has provided its asset and wealth management division staff with access to a huge language model known as LLM Suite. This model assists employees with writing, idea generation, and document summarization, according to the article, which cited an internal memo that was viewed by the Financial Times.
Per MarketScreener, in addition, the report cited individuals who are acquainted with the situation as saying that JPMorgan began implementing LLM Suite in certain areas of the bank earlier this year, and that approximately 50,000 employees now had access to it.
Industry Competition
A rival investment bank in the United States, Morgan Stanley, collaborated with OpenAI and launched a chatbot powered by GenAI in September of last year. This chatbot provides financial advisors with instant access to all of Morgan Stanley's intellectual and intellectual property.
There was no quick response from JPMorgan to a request for comment that was made by Reuters.
