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.

A survey has found that investors believe AI will revolutionize the industry but will not fully replace humans. With people eager to work with advisors who leverage AI, the findings point to a need to treat AI with caution and leverage it to supplement guidance without eradicating the human element.

Gen Zers are losing trust in traditional financial institutions and looking to gain knowledge on money matters from sources they can relate to. Within this context, the finfluencer Haley Sacks – aka ‘Mrs. Dow Jones’ – is aiming to make financial education accessible and fun for young women.

Gen Zers are taking to social media to learn about finance – covering a full suite of topics from budgeting hacks to how to identify the next meme stock. The problem is, it’s hard to discern in the world of finance edutainment which influencers can be trusted, and who should be avoided.

With the cost of living crisis taking a huge toll on personal finances, Aussies are increasingly looking for ways to gain more financial control. While the world of cryptocurrency can seem like a bewildering minefield, Binance is on a mission to make it safe, inexpensive, and accessible for all.