What's Going On In Banking · 2026-05-30 · 43 min
Ron Shevlin and Stacey Bryant are back with a conversation on AI agents, vendor hype, and what banks actually need to solve before adding another layer to the tech stack. They start with Fiserv’s Agent OS and the broader AI agent race in banking, including where tools like this may fit, where the wording gets fuzzy, and why commercial lending and AML look like early proving grounds. From there, they get into the harder part: getting boards, executives, and teams comfortable with AI without pretending it is either magic or a threat to every job. The episode closes with OpenAI and Plaid’s move into personal finance inside ChatGPT, and whether AI powered advice has real value without the ability to take action for customers. Subscribe for practical, skeptical, and occasionally spicy conversations on what is actually going on in banking. Show Notes: For Small Banks in AI, Here's How to Bring Skeptics Along The AI Agent Race in Banking: Fiserv Steps Up To The Starting Line With agentOS OpenAI Wants to Help With Your Finances. It Wants Your $100/Month Even More
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