Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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You're paying a financial advisor good money, so it makes sense to run their advice through AI for a second opinion. A smart move, right? Maybe not. Here's what the research actually shows. When professionals discover you're using AI to check their work, they take it personally.
A study in the journal Computers and Human Behavior found that financial advisors, doctors, and attorneys feel compared to an anonymous chatbot. The result? Less effort on your behalf going forward. Your account gets pushed to the back burner. That's your money, your health, and your legal protection on the line. So here's the move. Keep using AI to sharpen your questions and do your homework.
Just don't announce it. Ask the question, skip the footnote. Your advisor never needs to know. And speaking of AI, make sure that you sign up for my free weekly newsletter. It's at splashofai.com. That's splashofai.com. And now a clip from my weekend show, The Kim Commando Show. It's pretty much the best radio show in the world, but I may be just a little biased. Sit back and enjoy.
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Chapter 2: What are the benefits of using AI to check financial advice?
Quarterback.
Nothing about seven Super Bowl rings. Well, I mean, he was a quarterback and won seven Super Bowl rings. New England Patriots.
Supermodel X. Yes. Giselle, his ex-wife. Yes. Okay, this is the reason why I'm talking about it. They have a 16-year-old son by the name of Benny. And Benny is talking about his dad's Instagram habit. I mean, you think of Tom Brady, you don't think like, oh, he's also a dad, right?
Chapter 3: Why might financial advisors feel threatened by AI?
That's true, yeah. Benny says that his father is constantly DMing him motivational quotes on Instagram, like every text is a halftime speech.
Yeah.
Brady's pretty cheeseball, so that actually doesn't surprise me.
Chapter 4: What does research say about AI's impact on professional relationships?
Is he? Oh, yeah. And then they did that documentary about him, and he got crucified because he kisses his kids on the lips. But all I saw was a phenomenal father who loves his children.
Yeah, I didn't think that was weird at all. Not at all. No. You know, dads are gonna be dads, right? My dad used to slip, this is true. He would slip, think about this. He would slip articles out of the Wall Street Journal into my lunchbox when I was eight years old. So that you would be motivated?
Well, it'd be like, he like cut out like just a paragraph about what was happening with AT&T stock or some new business or something like that. And he would put that in my lunchbox. And then, I mean, I'd be sitting there at lunch and the kids would be like, Oh, I got another article, Kim. What's that, about the Cold War? Exactly.
Chapter 5: How can AI help in formulating better questions for financial advisors?
No, it was always a lesson. Okay. And then as I got older, the lessons changed.
Chapter 6: What should you avoid when using AI in financial discussions?
in that it would be, say, somebody got into an accident, and the kid was driving fast and didn't have a seatbelt on. And I'd be like, oh, God.
Dad, I just want to eat my fruit roll-up.
I have to read about some kid dying.
Chapter 7: How can you maintain a good relationship with your financial advisor?
And then he'd pick me up from school and be like, so what did the article say? So I had to read it. Of course, you're going to be quizzed. But you know what's funny? I still do that to Ian.
Chapter 8: What role does personal interaction play in financial advising?
I did that to Ian. And did it work with him?
You know what? It does. He would give me the eye roll. Do you send Ian messages on Instagram? I do now, yeah. Yeah. But mostly what we exchange are... Insults to one another? Pretty much.
of car videos. Okay. A lot of like entrepreneur failures, you know, that type of thing.
What do you exchange with your kids? Usually my kids aren't on technology, so I only have to talk to them. I know it's weird. I have to look them in the face and use words because they have no technology. None at all? None. What about Xbox? Nothing. Well, they have nothing with messaging. I see. Okay. So you actually have to, you know, see them. I know it's weird. of it as fast as possible.
Don't worry, you know, Francis will be a teenager soon. Yeah, once he gets a phone and then I'll see him when he's married. Be like, oh yeah, there we go. Oh yeah, that was my dad. There he is.
I think he's still there. I'm not sure. Oh, of course. I love my dad. I liked two of his posts today. Yes, exactly.
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