Study: People trust AI more than other humans when it comes to managing their money


  • AI
  • Tuesday, 09 Mar 2021

People now trust robots more than humans when it comes to managing money, according to an Oracle study. — AFP Relaxnews

Two-thirds of people say that they are more likely to trust artificial intelligence than humans when it comes to managing their finances, according to a US study conducted in 14 countries. Plus, 53% of consumers said they would trust robots over themselves to make financial-related decisions.

When it comes to managing their finances, humans have more trust in robots than in members of their own species, according to an Oracle study (Money and Machines: 2021 Global Study). According to the US firm and data management specialist, 67% of people polled said that they would trust robots more than humans to manage their money.

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