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I have spent much of the last few years listening to people asking the wrong question about artificial intelligence. Will AI take my job? Will AI replace bankers? Lawyers? Accountants? Programmers? Journalists? Consultants? The question assumes that AI competes with professions. Increasingly, I think it competes with something else entirely: normality. That thought struck me……

I have spent much of the last few years listening to people asking the wrong question about artificial intelligence. Will AI take my job? Will AI replace bankers? Lawyers? Accountants? Programmers? Journalists? Consultants? The question assumes that AI competes with professions. Increasingly, I think it competes with something else entirely: normality. That thought struck me……

I have spent much of the last few years listening to people asking the wrong question about artificial intelligence. Will AI take my job? Will AI replace bankers? Lawyers? Accountants? Programmers? Journalists? Consultants? The question assumes that AI competes with professions. Increasingly, I think it competes with something else entirely: normality. That thought struck me……

I have spent much of the last few years listening to people asking the wrong question about artificial intelligence. Will AI take my job? Will AI replace bankers? Lawyers? Accountants? Programmers? Journalists? Consultants? The question assumes that AI competes with professions. Increasingly, I think it competes with something else entirely: normality. That thought struck me……

I have spent much of the last few years listening to people asking the wrong question about artificial intelligence. Will AI take my job? Will AI replace bankers? Lawyers? Accountants? Programmers? Journalists? Consultants? The question assumes that AI competes with professions. Increasingly, I think it competes with something else entirely: normality. That thought struck me……

I have spent much of the last few years listening to people asking the wrong question about artificial intelligence. Will AI take my job? Will AI replace bankers? Lawyers? Accountants? Programmers? Journalists? Consultants? The question assumes that AI competes with professions. Increasingly, I think it competes with something else entirely: normality. That thought struck me……

It’s SIBOS week and so lots of research and news announcements. Two caught my attention though, as I always look forward to what McKinsey and Cap Gemini are saying in their payments reports. The both tell the same story from different angles, namely that the payment is disappearing. Not disappearing in the sense that we……

Things we’re reading today include … National Trust urged to move to ethical bank Bank governor urges John Healey to use budget to allay market fears amid bond turmoil Lloyds to phase out Halifax brand and banking app Banking lobby welcomes Bowman’s plans to ‘modernise’ Fed supervision The future of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency: what to……

Have we all gone completely mad? Seriously. We live in a world where people struggle to pay their mortgages, governments drown in debt, banks worry about inflation and central bankers agonise over interest rates. Meanwhile, a piece of cardboard featuring a cartoon monster can be worth more than most people earn in their entire lives….…

This week’s main blog discussions include … AI and the big question: why would you ever call McKinsey or Gartner? For many years, McKinsey has been the go-to firm for advice and Gartner for research but, with AI, why bother? In fact, there is a lot of debate about whether AI will replace consultants and……