(Bloomberg) — Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson mentioned synthetic intelligence instruments might assist with the transmission of financial coverage, however cautioned concerning the limits of the expertise.
Jefferson mentioned analysis suggests the automated evaluation of the Fed’s communication, together with automated buying and selling, had elevated how shortly info is included into asset costs.
“Elevated transparency and advances in expertise have doubtlessly made asset costs extra informationally environment friendly, which, in flip, helps with the transmission of financial coverage,” Jefferson mentioned in remarks ready for an occasion on the San Francisco Consumed Friday.
The Fed’s communication efforts might be a key focus of the central financial institution’s five-year evaluate of its financial coverage framework. The evaluate started final month and will conclude by late summer season.
Jefferson mentioned that, for now, he doesn’t assume synthetic intelligence is altering the way in which policymakers talk. He additionally supplied a cautionary observe concerning the expertise.
“Computerized textual evaluation shouldn’t be considered superseding different evaluation of the historic document on financial coverage,” he mentioned. “Due to this fact, it will be important that policymakers, researchers and buyers proceed to be diligent in utilizing the precise instruments and the precise information to make the absolute best inferences.”
Jefferson didn’t touch upon the outlook for the Fed’s benchmark coverage charge within the speech.
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