A new study cited by the Financial Times found that widely used AI chatbots gave incorrect answers to financial questions 57% of the time, with the error rate rising to 88% on more complex queries. The findings sharpen concerns that general-purpose AI assistants are being used for high-stakes money decisions before their reliability and regulatory status have caught up with consumer behavior.
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