SEBI to Use AI Scanner PINAKA to Examine Stock Tips on TV Channels
Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has enhanced its technology over the past few years to improve market vigilance and policymaking. Recently, it also showed interest in a system followed by Las Vegas casinos to keep high-risk gamblers away who place erratic bets. An important step in strengthening its surveillance over stock recommendations that are aired on all major business television channels, SEBI has created an artificial intelligence backed system called PINAKA (picture based information news accumulator and key information analyser) to scan the suggestions and condense them into a database. SEBI Database The SEBI database will be incorporated into conducting thorough surveillance for securities market wrongdoings like front running and insider trading. TV channels generally display suggestions, including price recommendations, made by an internal or external analyst. How PINAKA works? PINAKA checks each frame and processes the extracted data of recommendations in a standard format. It is then compared with the analyst’s trading pattern. Conclusion SEBI plans to make complete use of AI and machine learning to curb fraudulent activities. It strives to implement analytics based on unstructured data on its Data Lake platform. PINAKA is a step towards this aim. The annual 2020-21 report of SEBI stated that it would administer major IT projects that are important to its daily operations and mandate.
PINAKA will be used to discover misconduct in the securities market like front running and insider trading.
SEBI has created an artificial intelligence backed system called PINAKA (picture based information news accumulator and key information analyser) to scan the suggestions and condense them into a database.
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