With the new release of ChatGPT Voice, yes, ChatGPT Voice is now an alternative to human advisors to help the average person with financial advice. The reason is that ChatGPT Voice is conversational. To use AI all the average person has to do is talk to it just like it does to a human financial advisor, the difference is that the AI is available 24 hours per day/7 days per week with unlimited patience to answer any questions as many times as possible without being annoyed or tired, will explain the answer is infinite number of different ways and over 30+ languages until the average person is satisfied.
One of the key benefits is that it remembers the previous conversation forever so if a person has a new question on the same topic the next day or week or month, the AI will continue the conversation where you and the AI left-off the last time. No need to spend time trying to reestablish a foundation point of knowledge so you can eventually ask your question, the AI is always ready for the average person when they need help, not when a human person is awake and available.
Technically, most people work 8 hours per day but AI is available 24 hours per day. For $20 per month, the average person gets better help, more often, with infinite patience and memory.
Lastly, you can ask AI to do a comparative analysis of a pair of stocks or the whole stock market going back months of years and it will complete the analysis in seconds and will verbally explain to you its findings and also provide a colored graph of its finding to help visually understand the results. This would take a typical financial advisor several days of work and the margin of error increases the number of days that they are working on this assignment as well as the costs. With AI, it’s done quickly and accurately, and can be explained as many times as needed using different references until the average person understands.
Yes, the average person will benefit and so will the typical human advisor who will start using the AI to provide them with more insight so that they appear smarter than they were.
Thank you,
Thomas F. Anglero
www.Anglero.com