NetEase's Zhu Wentao: Financial Large Models Enter Critical Phase of Scaling, Safety and Compliance Become Industry Imperative

Deep News12-19 17:27

At the 22nd China International Finance Forum held in Shanghai on December 19-20, Zhu Wentao, General Manager of NetEase's Government and Enterprise Business Line, delivered a keynote speech on building intelligent financial ecosystems in the digital economy era.

Zhu emphasized that as financial large-scale models enter a pivotal stage of widespread implementation, industry demand for security and regulatory compliance has become increasingly prominent.

He revealed that leveraging years of content security expertise, NetEase has developed a multimodal large-model resilience defense system tailored for financial sector applications. This comprehensive framework spans risk management across the entire lifecycle - from development and deployment to practical application - while integrating end-to-end detection capabilities and secure response mechanisms for both input and output channels.

The system aligns with China's regulatory principle of "balancing security with development," meeting compliance requirements such as algorithm filing and routine inspections. It clearly defines security responsibilities across four layers: technology, data, operations, and applications. Currently implemented in leading banks, securities firms, and fund institutions, this solution establishes robust safety barriers for customer-facing financial AI models, helping the industry achieve balanced progress between technological innovation and risk control.

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