New Delhi, Jan. 27 -- Thanks to artificial intelligence, financial advisors are facing a familiar tension with a new twist. Clients want faster responses, clearer explanations, and more personalized guidance-while regulatory scrutiny, documentation requirements, and market complexity continue to increase. Artificial intelligence-specifically tools like ChatGPT-is rapidly emerging as a practical way to relieve that pressure. For advisors, the question isn't whether to use AI; it's how to use it responsibly, effectively, and in a way that enhances-not replaces-professional judgment.

It is important for advisors to cut through hype and fear alike, focusing on specific use cases that can help reclaim time while improving the client experienc...