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MIT Professor Says Most Americans Using AI For Financial Advice Are Doing It Wrong

A growing share of U.S. households is incorporating artificial intelligence into financial decision-making, creating both an opportunity and a challenge for registered investment advisors (RIAs). Recent industry research indicates a rapid acceleration in adoption: within a single year, the percentage of individuals using AI tools to assist with personal finance decisions has surged dramatically. This shift signals a meaningful change in how clients gather information, evaluate options, and form expectations about advisory relationships.

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