When I was growing up, men landed on the moon and within years we would supposedly be colonising space. Concord arrived, you could get to New York in 3 hours and the next step would be a zoom into orbit to arrive in NZ a couple, rather an interminable 28 hours later. And here we are fifty years later and not a lot has happened. Even Teflon has been discredited. Why? Money, of course, which is what really makes the world go round. Big, slow planes make much more than skinny, fast ones and going to space turned out to be little more than a vanity project (now for a few billionaires). My prediction: most of the sinister AI stuff won’t generate any $s and will wither on the vine. And if it does replace 300m jobs, as we hear it might, who will buy the stuff it makes? So, don’t worry. Be happy. Actual, not artificial intelligence, will win in the end.
“Majority of IFAs have no plans to use AI in their practices”
I remember sometime in the 90’s, attending a presentation by a successful adviser providing helpful hints to an audience of wannabes, young and old.
