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Investor confidence in AI-driven investment decisions remains low, with nine in 10 expressing distrust in relying solely on automated systems. The findings highlight a gap between adoption and trust.
Concerns centre on transparency, accountability, and the ability of AI models to handle market volatility. Many investors remain cautious about handing full control to algorithms without human oversight.
Despite rapid advancements, trust remains the key barrier. For AI to gain wider acceptance in finance, developers and institutions will need to prove reliability, explainability, and consistent performance under real-world conditions.
Trust gap persists despite growing adoption of AI in finance.
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