Deutsche Bank (DB) and General Dynamics (GS) are looking to AI to bolster trading surveillance and track potential misconduct, William Shaw of Bloomberg reports. The lender is working with Google (GOOGL) Cloud to develop a model that will spot anomalies in orders, trader, and market moves, Reuters adds, citing Bernd Leukert, head of technology, data and innovation at Deutsche Bank.
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