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Laura, another important article. The duty of care is changing with AI as it will look across silos in human thinking (e.g. lending risk management being in a separate silo) and can have a serious impact on clients' financial well-being and therefore on the potential liability of the quality of advice provided. This is especially true when different divisions within organizations are providing advice and do not consider the overall financial well-being of clients. AI is likely to change the process mapping of advice and risk management. This topic would be worthy of an article because of its potential impact on clients and providers of advice.
Keep up the good work.
Regards
John Cosstick