Do you think eventually AI and services like Robinhood, Wealthfront or other technology will completely replace the work that Investment bankers, VCs etc. do?
Why or why not? What roles do you expect will last 30 years in the future?
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Credit Karma has some big releases planned for 2020 on top of the admittedly shitty savings product (that’s basically a beta).
That said, the moment will be bottom up with the rich still using private personal services.
The main reason is that we don’t and will not have AI that is universal enough to replace humans. Consider open outcry trading. It’s basically gone . Yet the number of traders only increased especially if you count supporting staff like quant devs. This specialty didn’t even exist 40 years ago. Bottom line is that if you’re in right place there’ll be more work for you than ever
I am hoping tech will help people lessen workload. I'd prefer if AI made jobs easier vs taking all of them away. Just my 2 cents.