AI Plan published by the Regulator

AI Plan published by the Regulator

Today, The Pensions Regulator (TPR) published its AI Plan together with guidance setting out its expectations for the responsible use of artificial intelligence within workplace pensions. The regulator recognised that AI has the potential to improve efficiency, member communications and administrative processes, but stressed that schemes and providers must ensure appropriate governance, oversight and accountability remain in place.

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