Heather Hopkins: The promise and the peril of AI in retail investing
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Heather Hopkins: "The potential is vast. Platforms could nudge advisers to review a perpetually underperforming investment portfolio, or portfolios with higher than average fees, or seemingly dormant portfolios."
Before the retail financial services sector incorporates artificial intelligence into its activities, writes Heather Hopkins, it will need to answer some tricky questions around ethics and transparency
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