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Four in 5 less experienced investors have used AI for help with investing – and around two-thirds report doing so occasionally or regularly.
New research focused on 18- to 40-year-olds who own or are considering investments showed that 56% trust AI tools, more than TV and radio (47%), press (46%) or social media influencers (29%).And people are getting more comfortable, with two-thirds expecting to lean on AI even more over the next year.But the research from the FCA also revealed that these investors may be misunderstanding the level of protection if they rely on AI to support their
tations regarding the use of AI tools for personal investment research and financial decision-making in the UK market.The sample comprised 666 respondents based in the United Kingdom, open to all adults across the 18 to 40 age range. All participants either currently own investments or would consider buying investments in the next 12 months.
