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Technology and AI

Evaluating vendors, writing an AI policy, what to automate first, and what is already happening at your firm whether you approved it or not.

Technology

AI, without the wrapper →

Most of what advisors are sold is a prompt in front of a general model.

Technology

Four things it does well. Three it does not. →

The value is in what you use it for, not in who wrapped it.

Technology

What to automate first →

Nearly everything can be automated, which is why that question does not help.

Technology

Write the boundary, not the tool list →

Most firms have no written position on AI. That is itself a policy, and the hardest to defend.

Technology

You are not evaluating the software →

Every product demos well. The demo is clean data along a chosen path.

Technology

AI meeting notes for advisors →

Note-takers moved from novelty to default in two years.

Technology

What AI can't do in advice →

These tools are excellent at language and unreliable at arithmetic, currency, and knowing what they don't know.

Technology

Choosing rebalancing software →

Every system rebalances a clean account.

Technology

What "integration" actually means →

Vendors use one word for four different things, from a genuine two-way sync to a link that opens a new tab.

Technology

Does anyone use the client portal? →

Ask what proportion of clients logged in last quarter.

Technology

The alert nobody acted on →

An unactioned alert is not neutral. It is documented notice.

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