How artificial intelligence is re-coding the way we manage our money

It was 1950 when Alan Turing developed a test which looked at a machine's ability to generate responses that were so human-like that you wouldn't be able to tell it was a computer. Fast forward almost seven decades, and we are now at a tipping point in tech, as artificial intelligence (AI) nudges us into the so-called fourth industrial revolution. While there are many reasons to be excited about the potential of these witty machines, any excitement is often drowned out by the fear that we are heading towards an apocalypse of AI's making. We hear people cry in the streets, as these clever machines set about to harvest our organs. Except this is not the Matrix.