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AI-Supported Workplace Training Design in Foreign Banking

• Focused on Front-Office and Back-Office Operations

  • Masato Miki
  • ETEC 6550 – Fall 2025

Instructor: Dr. Steve Bronack

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Project Overview

Goal of the Project

  • Explore how AI can support internal training in a bank
  • Simplify complex workflows
  • Improve clarity in policies and compliance requirements
  • Create early prototypes for micro-learning

Focus Areas

  • Teller operations
  • Back-office processing
  • Compliance tasks
  • Policy interpretation

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AI Tools Used

•-ChatGPT

•-Canva AI

•-Microsoft Copilot

•-Perplexity AI

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ChatGPT Support

How ChatGPT Supported Training Design

  • Broke down operational workflows into simple steps
  • Explained internal procedures in plain language
  • Compared similar processes and highlighted conflicts
  • Suggested examples of reporting and escalation
  • Drafted early training elements (practice cases, Q&A, explanations)

 Value

  • Faster early drafting
  • Clearer instructional content

• Easy adaptation into micro-learning

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Role of Canva AI

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  • Simulated internal system interface variations
  • Provided layout ideas for visual-heavy training content
  • Helped simplify complex workflow descriptions
  • Suggested diagrams and visual structures

Impact

  • Faster layout planning

• More user-friendly training visuals

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  • Uses in Internal Document Processing
  • Summarized internal policies
  • Highlighted essential procedural steps
  • Compared updated versions of internal documents
  • Improved clarity for training teams handling long policy files
  • Purpose
  • Support internal policy training, not replace compliance review

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Perplexity AI

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  • How Perplexity AI Helps
  • Organized fragmented compliance information
  • Highlighted relevant sections when policies overlap
  • Helped locate which internal rule applies to a specific task
  • Important Note
  • Supports navigation of internal information
  • Does NOT interpret laws or generate new regulatory guidance

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  • (Insert the Exploratory + Charting Workflow Image)
  • Why This Matters
  • Matches how AI was used throughout this project
  • Seed → Explore → Structure → Refine → Integrate → Validate
  • Ensures clarity, consistency, and compliance during design

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AI Workflow Framework

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�Four-Part Training Structure

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1 Internal Operational Procedures

2 Risk-Control Requirements

3 Internal Policy Requirements

4 Local Regulatory Requirements

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Internal Operational Procedures

 Documentation checks

Data entry

System steps

Approval workflows

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Risk-Control Requirements

KYC, AML, Sanctions screening, Red flags

Identity verification

Detect inconsistencies

Mandatory compliance checks

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Internal Policy Requirements

Standardized procedures

Reporting obligations

Policy interpretation

Applying internal rules while following local laws

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Local Regulatory Requirements

Legal procedures

Customer protection standards

Reporting timelines

Requirements overriding internal policy when necessary

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AI-Supported Training Module Concept

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AI can support internal training teams by:

  • Explaining rules in simple terms
  • Shortening long policy documents into readable summaries
  • Providing examples of correct vs. incorrect actions
  • Identifying steps that cause frequent mistakes

• Suggesting escalation points

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1. Short Explanation Cards

  • “3 checks before approving a transfer”
  • “When to escalate a KYC inconsistency”

2. Quick Scenario Questions

  • Mismatched IDs – next step?
  • Head office asks for unnecessary documents – what to do?

3. Step-by-Step Guides

  • Customer data entry
  • Risk review sequence

4. Simple Practice Quiz Items

  • Identify incorrect steps
  • True/false compliance checks

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Micro-Learning Prototypes

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Reflection on Learning

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  • AI supports breaking down complex banking tasks
  • Speeds up early-stage training design
  • Helps produce clearer and more consistent explanations
  • Useful for micro-learning and daily operational support
  • Training must evolve because front-line banking challenges change constantly

• AI can assist—but not replace—human judgment in compliance and operations

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