In this News Insight, the National Law Review looks at how AI is set to reshape wealth management, and maybe even become the manager. For a broader view, here's how AI could redefine other jobs in the finance industry. We are on the cusp of a revolution. While wealth managers have used computers to streamline complex analysis and to simplify customer service, the next wave of computational tools is already upon us. Artificial intelligence (AI), from predictive analysis to recommendation engines, will soon provide better decisions, more attentive client service, and a broader customer base for wealth managers willing to trust them.

In this News Insight from HIT Consultant, Dale Van Demark discusses how we may be on the brink of a revolution in healthcare driven by AI. For more insights on how healthcare providers can enhance the patient experience through technology today, download our in-depth guide. An Accenture report was released at HIMSS18 with a bold prediction: the healthcare artificial intelligence (AI) market may hit $6.6 billion in the next three years. In 2014, that number was just $600 million, meaning the AI healthcare market could see an eleven fold increase in value in less than a decade. The survey showed that as of 2018, one in five U.S. consumers have already used healthcare services "powered by artificial intelligence," and many are open to AI clinical services, like home-based diagnostics (cited by 66 percent of respondents) and virtual health assistants (61 percent).