What legacy AI systems are still in use at your organization? Select all that apply

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Rule-based expert systems for decision-making20%

Traditional machine learning algorithms (e.g. linear regression, decision trees)42%

Systems requiring manual feature engineering39%

Early natural language processing (NLP) systems (relying on rule-based approaches)45%

Legacy AI hardware (hardware architectures/specialized AI chips not suitable for deep learning models)23%

Early chatbots and virtual assistants (lacking natural language processing)17%

Other2%

None

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Executive Group Data and Risk Operations in Banking5 months ago

Yes we still have system's like SAS base/enterprise miner and older FICO AI studio and a number of hard coded riak rules based engines

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