The mainstreaming of AI is setting a new precedent for how people relate to non-human sources of intelligence. While automation on a consumer level has typically focused on specific tasks like replying to emails or budgeting, it’s now swiftly expanding to a more dynamic range of applications.

After noticing its customers and contributors experimenting with AI in their projects, Shutterstock has launched an online design platform using OpenAI. People are able to create images from text-based prompts, allowing them to receive custom images for their exact needs.

People are increasingly feeling as though generative AI isn’t just a fad but rather will become a part of their daily lives – even if they don’t fully trust it. While generally cautious about the technology, a desire remains for the automation and simplification of everyday tasks AI can provide.

When OpenAI released ChatGPT to the public, the text generator made a clear case for the sheer disruptive force of AI – making it apparent that such technology will change the way we experience information and engage with brands. But major challenges remain before AI elbows humans out of the way.

Q.AI is a digital investment app offering wealth management service solutions to help its users control risk and maximize returns. As young investors look for safer options across the board, how are fintech platforms reshaping their services to make investing more accessible and transparent?