No matter how good generative artificial intelligence gets, consumers navigating the purchase of complex financial products will always demand the attention of expert human advisors.

AdvisorFinder is introducing a new AI-powered content creator for wealth managers. But the fintech's founder says advisor expertise will be needed to tap into its true potential.

The firms are increasingly seeking to integrate generative artificial intelligence into their products, and banks are potentially interested customers. But such efforts are costly, the risks are high and "they want to make sure that they get it right," experts say.

The potential of large language models is vast — but so are the pitfalls if not used ethically and in accordance with industry regulations.

Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin says a probe into how firms are using AI isn't a condemnation of the tech but an acknowledgement of its potential impact.

Artificial intelligence has come a long way. But when it comes to financial advice, studies show clients still prefer the human touch.

Plus, portfolio construction upgrades from iCapital, an AI advisor platform from Savvy and two new leaders at eMoney.

It calculated that women are 1.5 times more likely to need to move into a new occupation by the end of 2030.

A discussion about how AI is transforming wealth management focused on current applications, next-level concerns and where the tools fit in an advisor's workflow.

Fintech veteran and former Skience president Marc Butler believes by working together, advisors can help develop generative AI that truly works for them.