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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Friday, October 10th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Artificial intelligence is transforming how companies manage risk. We'll hear from two executives

about how they're leveraging AI to navigate legal and regulatory challenges. And then, Microsoft

wants its AI chatbot to gain independence from chatGPT.

And it thinks healthcare is the way to do it.

We've got the exclusive details on that effort.

But first, advancements in AI promised to help companies mitigate risk.

But what does that actually look like

in practice? At the recent Journal House Singapore event, Dow Jones's Nicholas Elliott sat down with

Cheekin Lamb, Group Head for Legal and Compliance at DBS Bank, and Kelly Geir, managing director

for legal and compliance in Asia, the Middle East and Africa at FedEx. They talked about

different AI use cases that their workplaces have already put into practice. Here's part of that

conversation. Kelly and Cheekin, welcome. Kelly, let's turn to you. So I know one of the things

you mentioned to me was using AI and investigations, which is an important part of your job.

Can you tell the audience how exactly you've made use of it in that way?

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