Wealth in the age of AI: What experts hope for — and what they fear

Artificial Intelligence can ‘help us to discover vulnerability’, says TIFA

Artificial intelligence (AI) can help the financial services sector to discover vulnerability, as there are certain matters people may find hard to tell other humans. This is what The Investing and Saving Alliance (TISA) policy executive Sophie Legrand-Green said at its inclusive investing conference today (20 March). Numerous speakers at the conference agreed that AI is too big an opportunity to miss. EY Seren partner and chief design officer K…

Wealth in the age of AI: What experts hope for — and what they fear

Many see AI as augmenting, not replacing, the work of financial advisors, but experts still have plenty of concerns, from compliance to cybersecurity and more.

What AI means for banks

The integration of AI is becoming increasingly crucial for financial institutions. So far, AI has been largely used for rudimentary applications like chatbots or task automation. However, more and more businesses within the finance industry are adopting AI for more complex work. What does this mean for banks? We collected six use cases for AI... The post Infographic: What AI means for banks appeared first on SAP Fioneer.

At present, we are experiencing a crucial moment in labor history. The unstoppable advance of automation, artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics is radically transforming the labour market. This phenomenon not only raises economic and technological questions, but also philosophical and ethical questions. What does it mean to work in a world where traditional jobs no longer exist or are scarce? Philosophically, some argue that work has always …

“An AI future that honors dignity for everyone”

MIT News – Artificial intelligence Ben Vinson III, president of Howard University, made a compelling call for artificial intelligence to be “developed with wisdom,” as he delivered MIT’s annual Karl Taylor Compton Lecture on campus Monday. The broad-ranging talk posed a series of searching questions about our human ideals and practices, and was anchored in the view that, as Vinson said, “Technological progress must serve humanity, and not the o…