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How BBVA and OpenAI Are Bringing AI Into Banking

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 03 November 2026, 12:12 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 3rd, 2026 How BBVA and OpenAI Are Bringing AI Into Banking Antonio Bravo, Global Head, AI Transformation, BBVA and Colin Jarvis, Global Head, Forward Deployed Engineering, OpenAI, discuss how advanced AI models are being integrated into complex banking systems with Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie at the 2026 Bloomberg Tech in London.

Nov 3rd, 2026 How BBVA and OpenAI Are Bringing AI Into Banking Antonio Bravo, Global Head, AI Transformation, BBVA and Colin Jarvis, Global Head, Forward Deployed Engineering, OpenAI, discuss how advanced AI models are being integrated into complex banking systems with Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie at the 2026 Bloomberg Tech in London.
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