AI In Finance

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AI In Finance ➲ AI In Finance - Quiz


  • A AI in finance helps organizations understand markets, customers, and engage in scale-like human interactions
  • B Understanding stock markets. Enhancing customer loyalty
  • C Making fewer calculations.
  • D Decreasing performance measurement
  • A Decreases returns
  • B Decreases fraud
  • C Generates valuable insights for informed financial decisions
  • D Increases risk
  • A Analyzing small amounts of data
  • B Increasing customer service efficiency
  • C Making random decisions
  • D Identifying patterns and trends
  • A It can bring more innovation to financial services
  • B It can replace humans in mundane or low-touch work
  • C It can help clients manage their finances anywhere
  • D It can absorb more data more quickly
  • A By rapidly analyzing large amounts of data
  • B By continuously running on its given tasks when operating in the cloud
  • C By providing more flexible, personalized digital banking experiences
  • D By automating tasks for employees
  • A Minimizing the amount of data collected. Eliminating the use of machine learning algorithms
  • B Restricting the number of variables in the analyzed data
  • C Using traditional methods for data analysis
  • D Providing new insights and estimations
  • A It cuts operational costs and streamlines processes
  • B It minimizes the use of automation. It increases the workload of employees.
  • C It misallocates resources
  • D It allows for increased manual operations
  • A Random Forest and K-Means
  • B AdaBoost and Gradient Boosting. Support Vector Machines and Logistic Regression
  • C Naive Bayes and Decision Trees
  • D Deep Learning and Reinforcement Learning
  • A Representing the input financial data in a lower-dimensional latent space
  • B Reconstructing the original data space
  • C Maximizing the Kullback-Leibler divergence and the reconstruction loss
  • D Creating fresh samples through the reconstruction process
  • A To model and evaluate financial system risks. To improve portfolio performance
  • B To identify abnormal patterns in financial transactions or market behavior
  • C To create artificial financial data
  • D All of the above
  • A Providing a mean and variance for each dimension of the latent space.
  • B Evaluating the variation between the input data and the output data.Following a prior distribution generally a traditional normal distribution.
  • C Reconstructing the original data space using samples taken from the latent space.
  • D None of the options
  • A To improve the ability to discern between actual and created data.
  • B To distinguish between authentic and fake data
  • C To deceive the discriminator by providing samples that are more and more like real data.
  • D To generate artificial market data. To understand hidden data structures
  • A They can only generate synthetic data. They can only improve financial sector fraud detection.
  • B They can only simulate the market and evaluate the impact of different factors on financial markets.
  • C They can only identify unusual patterns or outliers in financial data.
  • D All of the above
  • A They can only generate synthetic data. They can only improve financial sector fraud detection.
  • B They can only simulate the market and evaluate the impact of different factors on financial markets.
  • C They can only identify unusual patterns or outliers in financial data.
  • D All of the above
  • A Trainer and evaluator
  • B Generator and discriminator
  • C Iterator and accumulator. Encoder and decoder
  • D Predictor and classifier
  • A Exponential smoothing
  • B Autoregressive moving average
  • A Categorical data such as gender and occupation.
  • B Random data such as coin flips and dice rolls.
  • C Multi-dimensional data such as images and videos.
  • D Sequential data such as stock prices, interest rates, and economic indicators.
  • A The future observation depends on past values.
  • B The future observation depends on current values.
  • C The current observation depends on future values.
  • D The current observation depends on past values.
  • A To generate insights and unlock value from data for business intelligence and decision making.
  • B To convert speech to text for customer service insights. To identify anomalies in financial data
  • C To deliver personalized financial recommendations
  • D To translate financial documents into different languages
  • A To generate insights from structured and unstructured data
  • B To identify positive and negative sentiment in news articles and social media
  • C To identify anomalies in trading activity. To deliver personalized financial recommendations
  • D To identify the emotional perspective in customer interactions
  • A Structured and unstructured data in documents. Peer interactions and financial goals
  • B Fraudulent transactions and financial crime
  • C Customer sentiment in customer service interactions
  • D Market trends in investment research