New Delhi, Aug. 28 -- Artificial intelligence may be getting faster, sharper, and more powerful by the day, but power without perspective can be dangerous. In the world of personal finance, where trust and accuracy define livelihoods, raw data alone is not enough. What really matters is context, the ability to understand not just the numbers but the story behind them.

In this conversation with CIOL, Jayanth Saimani, Distinguished Software Engineer and Director, Intuit, reflects on why domain expertise and human judgment must be woven into AI's very fabric. From rethinking the role of engineers in the GenAI era to placing humans at the heart of machine learning, he argues that the future of responsible AI will be shaped less by scale and ...