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A third of banks do not maintain logs for GenAI models

Benchmarking study finds few banks review prompt logs systematically, with larger firms focusing on higher risk use-cases.

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Only one firm responding to Risk Benchmarking’s inaugural Model Risk Management (MRM) study—a specialist European lender—says it registers and reviews a complete record of the production prompts and outputs for the generative artificial intelligence models it currently has in production.

Roughly half of banks, including three of the G-Sibs answering, say they keep logs, but use them principally for audit or post-event investigation, rather than continuous surveillance. A further five, including

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