skipper@freja.diku.dk (Jakob Skipper) (12/17/89)
Do you now any bank, credit card company etc. using
neural nets (or computers in general) for deciding, whether
or not to give a loan?
Apparently, this is everyday business in USA, but over here
in Denmark it is just starting. I am working on a newspaper
article and I would like some references to companies who use
this and also admit, they do.
Please E-mail names and relevant case-stories to:
skipper@diku.dk
Thanks a lot.
Jakob Skippermuscarel@uicbert.eecs.uic.edu (12/26/89)
I am writing in response to your request for information on companies using AI techniques to approve loans. You can also add to your list the insurance companies which are now using expert systems to approve policies. At the IJCAI, held in Detroit during August 1989, a number of vendors presented demonstrations of their AI and expert system tools for business uses. Many of them listed their clients. These included banks, insurance companies, government agencies, and businesses of other kinds. I don't now have a list of these clients, BUT i can give you the addresses of two of the expert system vendors. They should be more than willing to supply you with information. These are: AICORP 100 Fifth Avenue Waltham Massachusetts 02254-9156 USA phone 617-890-8400 telex 989606 fax 617-890-4981 AICORP produces KBMS (Knowledge Base Management Tool) an object-oriented knowledge base development tool for large scale production applications. It runs on IBM mainframe and personal computers. It uses expert system techniques and a natural language interface. ------------ Software Architecture and Engineering 1600 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 500 Arlington, Virginia 22209-2403 USA Ms. Ricki Kleist in the USA at 703-276-7910 Mr. Seamus Ross at Software AE in Europe Software Architecture and engineering, Inc. 3rd Floor, Berkshire House, Queen street Maidenhead, Berkshire SL-1nf, UK phone +44-628-777688 Software AE has a product called KES. It is widely used in various applications. They send out all kinds of information listing clients and their uses. I saw a recent bit about the U.S. Customs Service using KES to build an expert system for use in screening forms collected under the Bank Secrecy Act to identify targets for investigations. Good luck. ----------- Thomas Muscarello department of electrical engineering and computer science University of Illinois at Chicago muscarel@uicbert.eecs.uic.edu
sharma@hpihoed.HP.COM (Sanjeev Sharma) (12/27/89)
Would you please copy me on any responses you get to the following posting: >Do you now any bank, credit card company etc. using >neural nets (or computers in general) for deciding, whether >or not to give a loan? > >Apparently, this is everyday business in USA, but over here >in Denmark it is just starting. I am working on a newspaper >article and I would like some references to companies who use >this and also admit, they do. > >Please E-mail names and relevant case-stories to: > >skipper@diku.dk > >Thanks a lot. > >Jakob Skipper >---------- Thanks. Sanjeev
sharma@hpihoed.HP.COM (Sanjeev Sharma) (01/05/90)
Hello Jakob, Thank you very much for your message. Yes, I will appreciate copies of any other responses that you may receive. Regards, Sanjeev Sharma sharma%hpda@hplabs.hp.com