Armchair Critic: How might AI affect people-based advice?

Three wider questions to address

Brendan Llewellyn: "The big difference between people and machines lies in the potential pace of learning – and the genuine ability to learn from mistakes."
Brendan Llewellyn: "The big difference between people and machines lies in the potential pace of learning – and the genuine ability to learn from mistakes."
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The debate over the use of technology in financial services being a threat or an opportunity has tended to focus on its impact on advice. To Professional Adviser's Armchair Critic Brendan Llewellyn, this seems a mistake

The impact of technology to date has involved taking relatively simple, high frequency tasks that can be carried out more cost-effectively by some form of tech-enabled automation. Advice from advisers...

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