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WASHINGTON—Debit and credit card interchange, terrorism financing and, of course, the ongoing vacancy in the Speaker of the House will all be capturing the attention of Washington and credit union trade groups this week.

LAS VEGAS–While artificial intelligence has the capability to “rewrite your futures,” two people told the Money 2020 Conference here their firms are already well into deploying AI in numerous ways.

LAS VEGAS–At a meeting themed “Grimm Fairy Tales or Happily Ever After,” it shouldn’t be a surprise that when the discussion turned to cyber-threats there was a lot more talk that was grim than fairy tale—although some happily ever after was suggested.

BOSTON–While many credit unions—and credit union workers—have either experimented with or are actually using AI, such as ChatGPT, to improve performance, a new study suggests it can actually hurt job performance.

LAS VEGAS–Five college students who are all members of Generation  Z shared their perspectives on credit unions, fintechs and money itself before a group of CU leaders gathered here.

LAS VEGAS–As Chad Ritchie reminded, in 2007 former Apple CEO Steve Jobs walked out on stage with a black box in his hand and said, “This is going to change everything.” In 2023, there’s another black box, and it’s going to transform the world even faster than did the iPhone.