Gen Z Turns to AI for Finance Advice Amid Expert Warnings on Prompt Quality

11 articles · Updated · The Indian Express · Apr 20

Young people are increasingly turning to AI chatbots for financial advice, from budgeting to investment planning, bypassing traditional human advisors.
Experts warn that the quality of AI-generated advice depends heavily on how users phrase their questions, with vague prompts leading to generic or unreliable guidance.
While AI can clarify financial basics, it struggles with complex, personalized calculations, making human judgment and critical thinking essential for major financial decisions.

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