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JPMorgan Chase has introduced an advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistant to more than 60,000 of its employees in a strategic move that showcases just how influential AI tools have become in corporate settings.  

Launched as “LLM Suite,” according to an internal memo first reported by The Financial Times, the AI tool aims to streamline various everyday tasks — including drafting emails, summarizing documents, using spreadsheets, and brainstorming new ideas.  

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CNBC reports that the bank’s AI assistant is powered by OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and that the tool allows for the bank’s engineers to add functions from other AI models into their own software or applications directly. 

According to Teresa Heitsenrether, JPMorgan’s chief data and analytics officer, this AI integration marks just the beginning of a comprehensive plan to embed generative AI throughout the bank’s operations. 

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The adoption of an advance AI assistant by the largest U.S. bank by assets underscores how quickly AI technologies have become integral to the global workforce. Over the past years, other large financial firms have kick-started initiatives to work on integrating AI into their everyday workflows, including: 

1. Morgan Stanley: Released an AI-powered assistant also developed with OpenAI, enabling financial advisors to quickly access information from extensive reports and documents. 
2. Goldman Sachs: Utilizing generative AI to assist developers with code generation, increasing productivity significantly. 
3. NatWest: Their chatbot, Cora, has been upgraded with generative AI to improve customer interactions, making them more conversational and personalized. 
4. BBVA: The first European bank to deploy ChatGPT Enterprise, integrating it with their operations to improve productivity and simplify procedures. 
5. OCBC Bank: Deployed a generative AI tool, OCBC GPT, to assist its employees with writing, research, and ideation, improving task completion times significantly. 
6. Deutsche Bank: Partnered with NVIDIA to harness AI for improving risk management, boosting productivity, and enhancing customer service.  

These AI initiatives show how generative AI could reshape industries by automating repetitive tasks and allowing employees to focus on higher-value work. The significant investments and partnerships emerging across both the financial and banking sectors further reinforce the idea that AI technology is playing a highly influential role in shaping the future of work. 

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