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More people are using AI to manage their money— but they won't let it make decisions alone.

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Title: More people are using AI to manage their money— but they won't let it make decisions alone.
Authors: Estrada, Sheryl (AUTHOR)
Source: Fortune.com. 4/2/2026, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subject Terms: *Artificial intelligence, *Financial technology, *Decision support systems, Automation software
Company/Entity: TD Bank NA
Abstract: The article focuses on a report from TD Bank U.S. revealing that employees are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) as a productivity tool but remain reluctant to delegate full decision-making authority to AI. According to TD’s second annual AI Insights Report, 83% of employed respondents use AI-powered tools at work, with many citing benefits such as faster work, easier idea generation, and improved decision-making. While AI use in personal finance management has risen sharply, most users prefer AI to assist with insights rather than make autonomous financial decisions. Trust in AI is growing, with 62% of respondents expressing confidence in its reliability, prompting TD Bank to invest in AI development and executive training. [Extracted from the article]
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  Data: The article focuses on a report from TD Bank U.S. revealing that employees are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) as a productivity tool but remain reluctant to delegate full decision-making authority to AI. According to TD’s second annual AI Insights Report, 83% of employed respondents use AI-powered tools at work, with many citing benefits such as faster work, easier idea generation, and improved decision-making. While AI use in personal finance management has risen sharply, most users prefer AI to assist with insights rather than make autonomous financial decisions. Trust in AI is growing, with 62% of respondents expressing confidence in its reliability, prompting TD Bank to invest in AI development and executive training. [Extracted from the article]
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