Study: People trust AI more than other humans when it comes to managing their money


People now trust robots more than humans when it comes to managing money, according to an Oracle study. — AFP Relaxnews

Two-thirds of people say that they are more likely to trust artificial intelligence than humans when it comes to managing their finances, according to a US study conducted in 14 countries. Plus, 53% of consumers said they would trust robots over themselves to make financial-related decisions.

When it comes to managing their finances, humans have more trust in robots than in members of their own species, according to an Oracle study (Money and Machines: 2021 Global Study). According to the US firm and data management specialist, 67% of people polled said that they would trust robots more than humans to manage their money.

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