This AI is starting to feel like 5G.
Anyone remember the initial hype over 5G how we all had to have it.... and then nothing we all got by just fine on 3G and 4G and many places just didn't roll out 5G or waited a long time-- the urgent need was BS.
And here we go again.-
Wally, the free app that allows users to sync and manage their accounts and monitor their finances, is adding WallyGPT, which can answer users' questions about their finances, help them plan for the future, and offer insights into investment opportunities and financial literacy, the
company said Wednesday.Oh goodie!
The development underscores some of the ways AI could change financial planning for the better, but the new technology also raises questions about privacy and the role financial planners will play in the age of AI. Yes!
"Wally has always been at the forefront of personal finance management, and the introduction of WallyGPT is a testament to our commitment to continuous innovation," said Saeid Hejazi, CEO and co-founder of Wally, in a recent company press release. "We believe that WallyGPT will empower our users to make more informed financial decisions while maintaining the utmost privacy and security." Of course!
WallyGPT lists the average costs and savings needs for a wedding in Athens.
Wait! What! Weddings who the F cares!
Wally’s new tech prepares data based on users’ questions and combines it with intelligence from OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research laboratory.
For instance, ask Wally- " Where Do I go For the Freshest best stock picks "
WallyGPT- Elite Trader- House Of Gummy.
When Hejazi’s brother asked the app how much he needed to save for the wedding, WallyGPT responded by telling him he was poor, did not have a good job and didn't deserve the girl he was pursuing.
Hejazi said the new technology was a slap in the face but it also helped him connect with a virtual therapist.
For instance, imagine someone might want to retire in the Caribbean or Thailand, Hejazi said. The app would integrate locations along with variables like age, income, and even student debt to generate a retirement plan.
So it's lke using Trip Advisor and then checking your banking account...