DAXA at JPMorganChase's Technology Innovation Forum
Huseni Saboowala
April 7, 2025
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One thing is clear from last week’s conversations with technology and business leaders at JPMorganChase :
Banks are ready to scale GenAI—but not if it means losing control of their data.
Daxa was honored to be one of the few startups selected—from a large field of applicants—to present at JPMorganChase's Technology Innovation Forum. A strong validation of our work at the intersection of AI apps/agents and enterprise data—advancing GenAI adoption that is secure, responsible, and scalable.
What we consistently hear from banks about production-grade GenAI:
AI must respect data boundaries—even at scale
Identity is critical—compliance depends on who sees what, and when
Governance can’t slow delivery—speed and safety must go hand in hand
Kudos to JPMorgan Chase for setting the tone on responsible AI adoption in financial services.
Sharing a couple of (slightly scrappy!) snapshots from our session—grateful for the opportunity and proud of the Daxa team that made this happen: Basavaraj Hooli, Nishan Jain—and big thanks to Vinod Nanu and Mark Halliwell, our partners and collaborators on this journey.
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