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A CBS News segment explores how Americans are increasingly using artificial intelligence tools to manage their finances, from budgeting and saving to investment decisions. According to a recent survey cited in the report, 66% of Americans have turned to AI for financial guidance. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger outlines best practices for incorporating AI technology into personal financial planning. The shift reflects broader adoption of AI across consumer applications, though the segment implicitly addresses questions about reliability and risk when relying on automated systems for money management.
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