Might be a needle in the haystack type of question, but do you have any ideas/possible scenarios of what the AI component could do?
From what I understand in high level obviously:
- the tech gathers data and spits it out into an SOA
- the tech does not provide any recommendation, and this is provided by the planner.
From memory, it was always the view that this is all they wanted it to do (not saying it's a bad thing, just my understanding of what they were trying to achieve) - so they take away the back processing side and allow the planners to spend more time with clients and understand their needs, and thus allowing them to provide the right options and not the tech provide the options but rather the tech only provide the time consuming hours that it takes to create the document. What I'm having trouble with is finding outcomes for incorporating AI without turning the tech into a system where it provides recommendations. Just trying to get a proper understanding of possible scenarios as I can't get my head around ways AI can be effectively incorporated without taking away part of the planners role.
Would be good to get your views (and anyone else in the industry, or anyone for that matter) as you deal with the process daily.
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