Success stories

According to the results of a recent survey of 2,500 Canadians conducted on behalf of TD, roughly four out of every five survey respondents gave themselves a grade of C or below when it came to their knowledge of AI.

When it comes to teaching kids important life skills, sometimes the most effective methods don’t feel like learning at all. That was the thinking behind the Bank’s first-ever financial literacy video game. Treat Island Tycoon is an independently played game aimed at teaching kids aged 10-14 the basics of financial literacy in a way that’s designed to keep them engaged and learning about money management.

As a child, Jesse Cresswell thought a lot about the question "what if?" It was a core question posed by the books he devoured, from the science fiction by Isaac Asimov that posed ethical dilemmas related to technology, to the popular science books that described major breakthroughs in physics, like The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene. Two decades later, Cresswell remains excited by imagining what the future can look like. But now he does so by leading the Trustworthy AI team within Layer 6 at TD.

TD has launched a predictive artificial intelligence (AI) foundation model, called TD AI Prism. When it comes to AI technology, the creation of TD AI Prism represents the next major step forward for TD as it looks to use AI to help the Bank better anticipate customer needs. Traditionally, AI technologies are designed to perform a single task, such as identifying which customers are most likely to need to open a savings account next.