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Cuestionario sobre las reglas de la SEC y la FINRA sobre IA para asesores
Prueba cómo se aplican las reglas FINRA 3110, 2210 y 4511 a las herramientas de inteligencia artificial, cómo se definen las comunicaciones minoristas y qué dice el Aviso reglamentario 24-09.
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What was the central message of FINRA Regulatory Notice 24-09 on generative AI?
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- What was the central message of FINRA Regulatory Notice 24-09 on generative AI?
- Generative AI is banned for customer-facing use
- Firms must register each AI model with FINRA
- Existing technology-neutral rules continue to apply when firms use generative AI
- AI-generated content is exempt from recordkeeping
- Which FINRA rule requires a broker-dealer to have a supervisory system reasonably designed to achieve compliance, including for AI tools?
- Rule 3110
- Rule 2210
- Rule 4511
- Rule 206(4)-1
- Under Rule 2210, when does an AI-drafted written message become a retail communication rather than correspondence?
- When it contains any performance figure
- When a principal has approved it
- When it is posted on a website, whatever the audience
- When it is distributed or made available to more than 25 retail investors within 30 calendar days
- What happened to the SEC's July 2023 proposal on conflicts from predictive data analytics?
- It was adopted with a 2026 compliance date
- It was withdrawn in June 2025
- It was merged into Regulation Best Interest
- It was replaced by a FINRA rule
- An RIA advertises that its portfolios are 'AI-optimized.' Which rule most directly governs whether that claim is allowed?
- Regla FINRA 3110
- Securities Exchange Act Rule 17a-4
- The Advisers Act Marketing Rule, Rule 206(4)-1
- Regulación Mejor Interés
- An AI note-taker's meeting summaries are emailed to clients. According to the guide, how should the firm treat them?
- Keep them as books and records and review samples for accuracy
- Delete them after 30 days because a machine wrote them
- Treat them as personal notes outside firm records
- Send them only after FINRA pre-approves each one
- A firm uses a vendor's AI model to suggest trades. What does the guide say about the firm's obligations?
- The vendor takes on the firm's supervisory duties by contract
- The firm stays responsible and should do due diligence on the model
- Vendor tools are exempt if the vendor is SEC-registered
- Only the vendor's own compliance team must test the model
- Why might a firm block its client chatbot from recommending specific securities?
- Chatbots cannot legally display ticker symbols
- FINRA Rule 4511 bans automated recommendations
- Such recommendations fall under Regulation Best Interest and must be in the customer's best interest and supervised
- The SEC's withdrawn analytics rule would have required it