ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: AI can analyse portfolios, but investor behaviour drives returns, says Ravi Dharamshi
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- ✓Ravi Dharamshi spoke at the ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 about AI in investing.
- ✓He said, "The real differentiator may not be access to better technology, but the ability to interpret its output." While AI helps process data, human behaviour and sound decision-making remain the key drivers of investment returns.
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- BUSINESS
- Reported By
- The Economic Times
- Reading Speed
- 9 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Synopsis
The rise of artificial intelligence is transforming how we analyze data and derive investment insights, yet human judgment plays an irreplaceable role in decision-making processes. Experts caution that merely processing data doesn’t assure favorable investment results. Investors should evaluate which insights resonate with their financial goals and risk levels. Financial advisors must embrace technology while safeguarding skills in communication and accountability, particularly during market fluctuations.
Artificial intelligence can process vast amounts of information, analyse portfolios and generate investment insights at a speed that is difficult for humans to match. But when it comes to generating alpha, the real differentiator may not be access to better technology, but the ability to interpret its output, make sound decisions and take responsibility for the consequences, said Ravi Dharamshi, founder and CIO of ValueQuest.
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