The active use of software algorithms in exchange trading has already led to the fact that these "robots" are sometimes too sensitive to the information background, which can influence the bidding. As noted by Bloomberg with reference to McKinsey experts, analysts are sure that in the field of investment banking in two or three years about 30% of tasks will be solved by artificial intelligence systems and other means of automation.
This does not mean that a proportional number of clerks will be on the street without work, just a person can be freed from part of the routine work, finding his abilities more beneficial application. Summarize information, process incoming documents, summarize the day and form reports - these are just some of the tasks that can be assigned to automation. In some cases, the machines will also replace call center operators, processing voice requests of customers, and similar technologies are already being used
Automating the routine part of the work will allow more progressive banks to gain an advantage over more conservative competitors, and this can already cause unemployment growth in the industry. "Live" staff will be required for personal communication with customers who are not inclined to "trust money to machines," for generating ideas or conducting non-standard studies.