The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is attracting hundreds of applicants for senior artificial intelligence positions despite AI companies offering substantially higher compensation—a sign that regulatory missions can compete for elite tech talent. Jessica Rusu, the FCA's Chief Data, Information and Artificial Intelligence Officer, disclosed the recruitment surge while describing how candidates prioritize meaningful work over maximum salary. "The opportunity to solve fascinating and interesting problems" at the regulator appeals to top talent even when private-sector alternatives pay more.
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