National Financial Regulatory Authority: Motivating Large, Qualified Financial Bodies to Offer Computing Power Services to Their Smaller Counterparts, While Advocating Collaborative Infrastructure Dev
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The National Financial Regulatory Authority has unveiled directives aimed at fostering the secure evolution and implementation of artificial intelligence within the banking and insurance industries, with a particular focus on bolstering the construction of intelligent computing power infrastructure. Financial institutions are urged to leverage their existing computational assets, strategize their expansion based on actual demand, integrate green and low-carbon technologies, and establish a computing power system that is self-reliant, controllable, secure, and efficient, thereby advancing scientific and technological self-sufficiency and robustness. Large financial institutions are incentivized to extend computing power services to their smaller counterparts and champion collaborative infrastructure development and sharing among peers. Concurrently, financial institutions are permitted to tap into national computing power nodes or industry-wide infrastructure to diminish the expenses associated with artificial intelligence research, development, and application, provided they adhere to safety and compliance standards, and reinforce the outsourcing management of intelligent computing power resources.