Alternative Realities: The impact of AI on the future of investing
For wealth professionals, the episode frames the governance side of AI — guardrails and security — inside an asset manager, alongside questions about how the technology changes industry roles. It is a management-and-adoption discussion rather than a product or market view.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskThis episode of the Alternative Realities podcast features Aaron Mulvihill, Global Alternatives Strategist, in conversation with Dillon Edwards, AI Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management. They discuss the security measures and guardrails needed for responsible AI adoption, how Edwards expects AI to be used within the asset management industry, and what the future may hold for junior talent entering the workforce. The description notes that as enterprise adoption of AI accelerates, more companies are investing in dedicated teams to support implementation across their businesses, not just in models and tokens.
- Enterprise adoption of AI is accelerating, and the discussion focuses on implementing the tools thoughtfully and safely.
- Companies are investing in dedicated teams to support AI implementation across their businesses, alongside spending on models and tokens.
- The conversation covers the security measures and guardrails required for responsible AI adoption.
- Topics include how AI is expected to be used within asset management and the outlook for junior talent entering the workforce.
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