May 16, 2024

Jason Pereira - How AI is Shaping the Future of Wealth Management and Financial Advisory

37 minutes

Tune in to hear:

What are the 3 primary types, or thresholds, of AI and where are we headed next in this burgeoning field?
What is "general purpose AI" and how does it differ from models like ChatGPT? What about "artificial super intelligence?"
Why is the developing world, on average, more optimistic about AI than the developed world? Will our pessimism in the west around AI hamper our ability to compete in the race for AI?
How, practically, can advisors start implementing AI to better their practice?
What are some of Jason’s favorite AI tools he has discovered?
How good are current AI marketing tools and where could they improve?
What does the deeply personal future of financial planning look like and how will AI augment our ability to build out bespoke approaches for each client?
What are some of the first things that will be taken off advisors' plates by AI and what processes will remain firmly human-first?
Will AI free us up to serve way more clients than we have previously?
How should we think about the ethical piece of AI in a way that doesn’t totally stifle innovation?

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By Dr. Daniel Crosby

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May 16, 2024

37 minutes

Tune in to hear:

What are the 3 primary types, or thresholds, of AI and where are we headed next in this burgeoning field?
What is "general purpose AI" and how does it differ from models like ChatGPT? What about "artificial super intelligence?"
Why is the developing world, on average, more optimistic about AI than the developed world? Will our pessimism in the west around AI hamper our ability to compete in the race for AI?
How, practically, can advisors start implementing AI to better their practice?
What are some of Jason’s favorite AI tools he has discovered?
How good are current AI marketing tools and where could they improve?
What does the deeply personal future of financial planning look like and how will AI augment our ability to build out bespoke approaches for each client?
What are some of the first things that will be taken off advisors' plates by AI and what processes will remain firmly human-first?
Will AI free us up to serve way more clients than we have previously?
How should we think about the ethical piece of AI in a way that doesn’t totally stifle innovation?

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