When it comes to money, most private investors still rely on human intelligence. In the investment industry, however, artificial intelligence has long been used – and is likely to play an extremely important role in the future.
Bank customers can already turn to chatbots in many places if they have problems. Investment professionals have also been relying on AI for years to manage investment strategies, for example when selecting stocks. Because artificial intelligence is a helpful tool for evaluating large amounts of data, for example from annual reports or price data.
But how could AI still be used when investing in the future? Will it make the fund manager superfluous for the foreseeable future? What risks does the use of artificial intelligence entail and what moral questions does the development raise?
The Handelsblatt clarifies in conversation with the managing partner of Acatis Investment Kapitalverwaltungsgesellschaft dr Henrik Leber and Gunter Jaegerthe founder and CEO of Plexus Investments, on how artificial intelligence is influencing the investment industry.
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