For example, in response to an increase in average life expectancy, it is important to provide reemployment opportunities for people reaching retirement age, ensuring that they are able to work for a longer proportion of their lives. This viewpoint seems important in addressing the problems relating to the retirement of the baby-boomer generation.
Nevertheless, they may introduce risks with respect to the explainability of the output of artificial intelligence models, as well as biases and inaccuracies based on the input data. The need for a common approach to evaluating artificial intelligence - based solutions in integrated markets becomes increasingly prominent. Mitigating these risks is a constant and complex challenge for regulators and central banks.