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CBA report: how it’s approaching AI

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11 Feb, 2026
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Rachel St Clair
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11 Feb, 2026
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The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has released a report outlining how it envisions, develops, deploys and manages Artificial Intelligence (AI) at an organisational level with a focus on responsible practices.
CBA report: how it’s approaching AI
CBA Executive General Manager and lead on the report, Alex Matthews says CBA sees significant opportunities with AI but is equally mindful of the risks. Background image generated

The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has released a report outlining how it envisions, develops, deploys and manages Artificial Intelligence (AI) at an organisational level with a focus on responsible practices.

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