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Artificial intelligence or augmented intelligence as used in the investment process. This ranges from a quantitative approach to investing driven by machine learning and algorithms, to a centaur approach that leverages the best of both man and machine’s decision skills.

Despite predictions to the contrary, humans are still better-equipped than computers when it comes to decision-making in complex, uncertain conditions. As a result, industries like asset management should be using technology to support its humans, not replace them.

Will google eat your lunch?

Will google eat your lunch?

Doug DundasTags: Applied behavioral science, Asset management fintech, Bias mitigation, Investment process innovation, Man vs Machine|

Speculation is increasing about Google’s ambitions in the asset management space. In this article, Eric Rovick argues that the real threat is not Google’s technology, but its culture and a willingness to focus on process and behavior. Today’s asset managers would do well to learn from this approach as more new entrants enter the market.

Why human and machine intelligence need each other

Will google eat your lunch?