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stanley termos ity.One of the prominent findings in PYMNTS AI Innovation Playbook is that as with many innovations, there is a disconnect between perceived value and actual adoption.Most FIs 63.6 percent believe AI systems are effective in reducing fraud, yet only 5.5 percent have implemented one.Despite lower perceived value in data mining 28.4 percent and business rule management systems 17.6 percent , nearly all 92.5 percent use data mining and
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Corporate payments still don ;t have a clear role in driving the adoption of faster payment technologies and systems in the U.S. The obvious assumption in the business-to-business B2B landscape is that faster payments are not only unnecessary, but unwanted, as corporates don ;t necessarily need to move money immediately.Some industry exper
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