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TaskOutput(description='Research the core technologies and frameworks used by MIZUHO BANK.\n', name='core_technologies_task', **expected_output="A detailed and analysis report with the following sections:\n - Frameworks and Tools \n - Core Technologies \nFormatted as markdown without '```','```markdown' Remove the markdown comments enclosed by '<!--','-->' in the output.\n```markdown\n### 14. CORE TECHNOLOGIES AND FRAMEWORKS\n#### 14.1. Frameworks and Tools :\n<!-- Detailed analysis information about the Frameworks and Tools -->\n#### 14.2. Core Technologies :\n<!-- Detailed analysis information about the Core Technologies -->\n```\n",** summary='Research the core technologies and frameworks used by MIZUHO BANK.\n...', **raw="### 16. EMERGING TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS\n#### 16.1. AI Applications :\nMIZUHO BANK has been actively integrating AI into its operations to enhance efficiency and innovation. Some of the notable AI applications include:\n\n- **Generative AI Initiatives**: MIZUHO BANK has launched several generative AI initiatives to boost operational efficiency and drive innovation. For example, the Wiz series, including Wiz Search and Wiz Create, are generative AI applications developed to follow various tasks such as text generation, translation, summarization, and Q&A.\n- **Wiz Chat**: MIZUHO BANK introduced Wiz Chat, a bespoke generative AI assistant developed using the Azure OpenAI Service. This assistant helps in various internal operations and customer interactions.\n- **Collaboration with IBM**: MIZUHO BANK and IBM collaborated on a proof of concept using watsonx, IBM's enterprise generative AI, to accelerate recovery time in operations.\n- **AI for IT Incident Response Management**: The bank is testing a generative AI application from IBM to speed up recovery time from IT outages, improving overall operational resilience.\n- **Rollout to All Staff**: MIZUHO BANK rolled out generative AI to all 45,000 bank staff in Japan, providing access to Microsoft's Azure OpenAI service to enhance internal processes.\n\n#### 16.2. IoT Integrations :\nMIZUHO BANK has been exploring and implementing IoT integrations to revolutionize banking operations:\n\n- **Initial Research and Development**: The bank started research and development on creating a platform for secure payments using IoT devices such as smart home kits and wearable devices.\n- **API Integration**: MIZUHO BANK began API banking on the IBM Cloud to offer advanced IoT payment services, which includes collaborating directly with IBM Japan to provide these services.\n- **Digital Transformation**: The bank is focused on providing digital services that allow retail customers and corporate clients to complete transactions and administrative matters without visiting a branch, leveraging IoT technologies.\n- **Collaboration with Soracom**: MIZUHO BANK announced R&D for a Secure IoT Payments Platform using Soracom, demonstrating its commitment to integrating IoT into its financial services.\n- **Enhanced Customer Experience**: By integrating IoT devices and APIs, MIZUHO BANK aims to streamline payment processes, enhance security, and improve the overall customer experience.\n\n#### 16.3. Blockchain Use Cases :\nMIZUHO BANK has been actively exploring and implementing blockchain technology to enhance various aspects of its operations:\n\n- **In-house Currency**: The bank launched the Thank You token, an in-house currency that serves as a communication tool for employees, leveraging blockchain technology.\n- **Supply Chain Finance**: MIZUHO BANK deployed a blockchain-based supply chain finance platform to enhance its knowledge of supply chain finance and trade transactions, utilizing blockchain technology.\n- **Carbon Credits**: The bank collaborated with Fujitsu and IHI on a carbon credit scheme that uses blockchain to measure and verify carbon emissions, contributing to sustainability efforts.\n- **Stablecoins for Cross-Border Payments**: MIZUHO BANK, along with MUFG and SMBC, plans to use stablecoins and Swift for cross-border payments, demonstrating its innovative approach to global transaction banking.\n- **Trade Finance Trials**: The bank completed a blockchain trade finance trial, exploring the use of blockchain in trade finance to improve efficiency and transparency.\n- **Blockchain-Based ID System**: MIZUHO BANK, along with Fujitsu and JCB, tested a blockchain-based ID system to confirm the accuracy of ID information held by multiple business operators, enhancing security and data integrity.\n- **Local Community Initiatives**: Through LocoViz, Mizuho Bank and Blue Lab aim to contribute to community development initiatives and stimulate local economies by creating new opportunities and services using blockchain technology.\n\nThis detailed analysis highlights MIZUHO BANK's commitment to integrating emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, and blockchain into its operations to drive innovation, enhance efficiency, and improve customer experiences.", pydantic=None, json_dict=None, agent='Technology Infrastructure and Innovation Agent',** output_format=<OutputFormat.RAW: 'raw'>),
In the above task output you can see the expected output (from my tasks), its mentioned the 14th task, but in the output raw, 16th task output is there.