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2025-08-22T16:49:38z
- Wall Street leaders are buzzing about the potential for generative AI to drive productivity.
- Financial experts have previously expressed cautious optimism about the impact of AI on their work.
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David Solomon spoke about AI that allows you to draft IPO documents in minutes. Jamie Dimon is a “risqué” user of JPMorgan's suite of tools. UBS used AI to generate avatars for analysts who explain their research to their clients.
Wall Street C-Sweets hypes its generative AI. They talk a lot about how to promote tools, make calls, get interviews at meetings, increase productivity, reduce growls and even keep staffing low.
Last year, Business Insider spoke to dozens of financial experts about how they actually use generated AI. Most people said they were cautiously optimistic. When the pilot was running, the tools were being tested and some workflows had been upgraded. However, others questioned concerns about technology reliability, company deployment, and how it would affect employment and work-life balance.
Now we're checking in again. How does AI actually show up in your daily life? Does it live in hype?
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