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News, insights and expert analysis on AI from the team at Kiplinger.
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SpaceX’s Vision of the Future Requires Sky-High SpendingThe Kiplinger Letter SpaceX is poised to unleash a torrent of spending on physical infrastructure. Can its revenue keep up?
By John Miley
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Meta’s Business Set to Escape Lawsuits UnscathedThe Kiplinger Letter Meta’s $17 billion settlement with state attorneys general includes a long list of restrictions for teen users, but it won’t hold back its underlying business.
By John Miley
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Why the 60/40 Portfolio Struggles and What to Do InsteadTraditional portfolios are becoming increasingly concentrated. Consider investing in real assets, such as commodities, infrastructure and real estate.
By Mamadou-Abou Sarr, CIFD
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Your Financial Plan Still Needs a Human TouchAI can clarify information, but for key financial decisions, here's why it shouldn't replace an adviser who knows your family, your history and your values.
By Frank J. Legan
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The Real Cost of AI: How to Measure True ROI for Your FirmFirms that don't consider the cost of training staff, reviewing outputs and ensuring regulatory compliance will fail to understand whether AI adds real value.
By John O'Connell, MBA
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SaaSmageddon Survivors: 5 Top Software Stocks to BuyThese five software stocks turned the "AI kills SaaS" panic into their biggest tailwinds — and Wall Street thinks there's more growth ahead.
By Luke Lango
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Hidden Watermarks Will Track AI-Generated TextThe Kiplinger Letter Europe’s strict artificial intelligence regulations are forcing leading tech companies to adjust. Watermarks are just the start.
By John Miley
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How Financial Advisers Can Thrive in the Age of AIFinancial advisers shouldn't fear being replaced by AI. Instead, embrace the role of a trusted guide who helps clients apply information they get from AI tools.
By Salvatore M. Capizzi, CEPA, CBDA
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This Is Why AI Can't Replace Your Financial AdviserAI can track spending, organize expenses, watch for unusual activity and remind us when to pay bills, but it can't offer personalized financial advice.
By Kevin Brauer, MBA, CPA, CMA
