How can AI strengthen financial services and protect consumer well-being? Join experts from Block, JPMorgan Chase, and FinRegLab on May 7 for a Brookings panel on how artificial intelligence is transforming fraud prevention, enhancing trust, and safeguarding digital finance. Hosted by the Center on Regulation and Markets, we'll explore AI as a tool to detect, deter, and stop scams and fraud.

Non-profit and community-based leaders have been reluctant to adopt and use AI due to limited resources, skepticism about safety and protection, low AI literacy, or simply because they don’t see a clear use case. What can be learned from the sector’s early adopters of AI – and their funders? Join us for a lively discussion around building, designing, and deploying AI tools, including machine learning, to improve low-income people and communities’ financial health. We’ll also discuss how nonprofits can engage in broader public AI debates for the benefit of the people they serve.

This must-attend event is the year’s most important gathering on AI in housing, civil rights, and governance. FinRegLab’s Melissa Koide will be sitting down for a fireside chat with Adrienne A. Harris, New York State Department of Financial Services, to discuss the role state oversight plays with regard to technology applications for housing financing – […]

On April 16, FinRegLab's Kelly Thompson Cochran will speak at a virtual event hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, addressing the pressing issue of hashtag#CreditInsecurity impacting communities across the U.S.

On March 28, Melissa Koide will join other esteemed speakers and experts at the 2025 Banking Institute. She was selected to participate in the "Clifford Lecture on Consumer Law" with Madeleine Clahane, Editor-in-Chief of the North Carolina Banking Institute journal.