AI Models Hallucinate on Specialized Financial Regulations
General-purpose AI models produce inaccurate or fabricated answers when queried about specialized financial regulations like Brazilian Open Finance and Pix rules. Legal professionals and compliance teams cannot rely on these outputs, yet human experts are prohibitively expensive and regulations update frequently. There is a gap for domain-specific AI grounded in verified regulatory sources.
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