PANews reported on September 25 that according to Jinshi, ING has begun using artificial intelligence (AI) for currency pricing, and said that AI's pricing ability is stronger than humans. Simon Bevan, global head of electronic trading at ING, pointed out in an interview that this new AI model uses "reinforcement learning" technology to imitate the human trial and error process in order to make pricing decisions that adapt to market fluctuations. Previously, this work, which was crucial but relatively time-consuming for the London trading team, has now been taken over by artificial intelligence. This move is ING's latest attempt to maintain competitiveness in the global currency market with a daily trading volume of US$7.5 trillion by developing cutting-edge technology and reducing operating costs. In the future, ING will further improve the efficiency of artificial intelligence and reduce its dependence on traders.