Brits divided on using ChatGPT for financial advice

More than a third would use it but warned ‘not to get ahead of themselves’

Isabel Baxter
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Brits are increasingly divided on using ChatGPT for financial advice, according to personal finance comparison site Finder.com.

The research found that when asked about using ChatGPT for financial advice, more than a third of Brits (35%) said that they would consider using it, or already have used it, for this purpose. This has increased significantly from last year, according to Finder.com, when just more than a quarter of Brits (27%) said they would be open to using, or already had used, ChatGPT for financial advice. This represents an estimated increase of more than four million, from around 14 million people in 2023 to approximately 18.6 million people in 2024.  Although more people are now open to using C...

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