In investing, the human factor is crucial

Paras Anand  |  Fidelity International  |  19 February 2020  |  0.50 CE

Most industries have faced significant disruption from the advent of big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence - in most cases, for the better. The increased use of data and artificial intelligence could overtake the capacity of human decision making or it could instead be used to empower individuals, particularly in the area of behavioural psychology. Used responsibly, artificial intelligence can help us make wiser decisions as investors and capital allocators, and help us work towards a more sustainable and inclusive future. Machines are here to stay. Throug...

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