Most asset managers are using AI, but few let it call the shots - InvestmentNews
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Most asset managers are using AI, but few let it call the shots - InvestmentNews
Even the most sophisticated investors in the world aren't letting AI make final decisions.
A new report shows most asset managers have adopted AI — but they're using it to support human judgment, not
Even the most sophisticated investors in the world aren't letting AI make final decisions.
A new report shows most asset managers have adopted AI — but they're using it to support human judgment, not replace it. Only a small slice are letting it run the show.
That's a signal worth paying attention to.
If the smartest money managers on the planet are treating AI as a support tool, not a silver bullet, you're not behind for feeling cautious. You're actually thinking about it correctly.
The businesses getting real value from AI right now aren't doing massive overhauls. They're picking one specific, repetitive task — drafting reports, summarizing customer feedback, triaging emails — and testing AI there first. That's it.
One task. Thirty days. Measurable result.
You don't need to rebuild anything. You don't need a consultant with a fancy deck. You need a small, low-risk experiment that either works or teaches you something useful.
Start with a problem you're already frustrated by. That's your first test case.
What's one repetitive task in your business that eats time every single week — and what's stopped you from trying to automate it yet?
... AI is integrated in at least one of their strategy's investment processes, 27% are at pilot or proof-of-concept, and only 18% report no integration ...
