Report: Only 8% of fund managers see improved investment returns from AI adoption
A recent report indicates that a small fraction of fund managers, specifically 8%, have experienced improved investment returns due to the adoption of Artificial Intelligence. This finding, attributed to a study by Morgan Stanley and Oliver Wyman, highlights the current limited impact of AI on financial performance within the fund management sector.
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- Only 8% of fund managers report improved investment returns from AI adoption
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The report was authored by Morgan Stanley–Oliver Wyman
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