Author tests ChatGPT financial advice with real advisers grading it
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Updated · The Wall Street Journal · May 6
Author tests ChatGPT financial advice with real advisers grading it
9 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · May 6
The experiment tracked market turning points over several months, while a survey cited by brokerage eToro said about a third of everyday investors use AI for portfolios.
The author repeatedly asked ChatGPT to act as a financial adviser, then had professional advisers assess the quality of its recommendations.
The report highlights growing retail use of AI in investing and scrutiny over whether chatbot guidance matches human financial expertise.
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