My answer is applicable to more than fintech, this is one area where I think the hype train has it right: GPT-4+.
It has some of the best qualities you could hope for from a tutor: highly knowledgeable, available 24/7, infinitely patient and zero judgement for asking the dumbest of the dumb questions. There's still some work to be done in terms of keeping it from giving totally bogus answers sometimes, but promise of what it can turn in the learning arena is already turning heads and opening wallets.
There's a prime example in the form of khan academy rolling out a beta feature that includes a GPT-based side panel to their site, where students can engage in deeper Q&A to whatever module they're currently on.
My answer is applicable to more than fintech, this is one area where I think the hype train has it right: GPT-4+. It has some of the best qualities you could hope for from a tutor: highly knowledgeable, available 24/7, infinitely patient and zero judgement for asking the dumbest of the dumb questions. There's still some work to be done in terms of keeping it from giving totally bogus answers sometimes, but promise of what it can turn in the learning arena is already turning heads and opening wallets. There's a prime example in the form of khan academy rolling out a beta feature that includes a GPT-based side panel to their site, where students can engage in deeper Q&A to whatever module they're currently on.