SHARING IS CARING – TUATARA BLOG

On June 25, 2025, in Warsaw, together with the Polish Bank Association, we had the pleasure of co-hosting another edition of the Technology Breakfast organized by the Banking Technology Forum. This time, the focus of the meeting was AI governance in the context of upcoming regulations such as the EU AI Act, as well as practical approaches to managing AI-based systems in the financial sector. 

What is agentic artificial intelligence, and how is it revolutionizing business operations? This article explores how AI agents differ from traditional models, their key features, and the transformative value they bring to areas like customer service, finance, logistics, and IT.

What does real digital transformation in leasing look like today? TUATARA, as a strategic partner of e-Leasing Day 7.0, shares insights on agility, automation, and AI integration shaping the future of leasing. How can the industry prepare for the challenges of Leasing 2040?

How can banks ensure AI models remain compliant, ethical, and effective over time? This article explores the three pillars of AI governance—lifecycle management, risk assessment, and compliance—and outlines how to manage large AI models safely and transparently in financial services.

How can we make Earth Observation object detection more accurate and scalable? EOImageNET addresses this challenge by building a global, multi-scale dataset and training advanced AI models. Discover how this project is setting a new standard for satellite-based object recognition.

Krzysztof Goworek, CEO of TUATARA, shared insights on AI governance in banking at the Digital Banking Academy, emphasizing the urgency of adapting to new regulations. The AI Act, set to take full effect in 2026, imposes strict compliance requirements on financial institutions. Banks must act now to ensure AI transparency, fairness, and security. How can banks effectively manage AI to meet these new regulations?

AI for local governments is becoming essential. However, its implementation requires a responsible approach, considering data protection, regulatory compliance (e.g., GDPR, EU AI Act), and system transparency.

The beginning of the year is a time that motivates change. Not only in personal life but also in business. This is, of course, advisable behavior. Those who boldly (and, of course, reasonably) follow trends have a better chance of climbing higher, above the competition. So – let's review our selected most promising Technology Trends of 2025.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial sector has created a growing need for efficient AI model governance and compliance with increasingly complex regulations. Meeting legal requirements is now a priority for financial institutions.