The AI disruption coming for CIOs

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The AI disruption coming for CIOs - Financial Times

Quick Summary:

I had an interesting morning last week at the FT’s direct neighbour to the west of its London HQ, Fidelity International.(We could genuinely wave at each other through the windows but we don’t because that would be weird.

Desktop CIOs are an interesting concept, like Clippy figured out that yields go up when prices go down and developed a view on the European Central Bank’s reaction function.

Further down the line, another possibility is a desktop avatar in his image so staff in, say, a meeting with clients, can see and hear an image of Jesch talking about his outlook for the Fed or for European stocks, or whatever.