GAD to use AI to perform pension admin quality assurance checks

Government partnership to help pension administrators quality-check their calculations

Jasmine Urquhart
clock • 1 min read
GAD is proposing to use an AI tool to help administrators comply with regulations
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GAD is proposing to use an AI tool to help administrators comply with regulations

The Government Actuary’s Department (GAD) is to begin working with an artificial intelligence (AI) firm to perform quality checks for pension administrators.

The partnership with the unnamed AI specialist company will investigate how large language modelling can help pension administrators perform quality checks on their calculations. The project int...

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