OCC Sets New Expectations for Banks’ Use of AI

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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) on November 4, 2026, released its playbook for examining banks’ use of artificial intelligence (or super intelligence, as federal agencies must now call it under President Trump’s September 29th Executive Order 14434 rebranding AI). The new supervisory framework, issued with OCC Bulletin 2026-54, outlines how examiners will evaluate banks’ use of artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI and increasingly autonomous AI agents. And in a…
By: Baker Donelson
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