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NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedAugust 7, 2026Miami-Dade

Gallup survey finds limited public trust in AI for financial advice

A new Gallup poll conducted with Edward Jones reveals that while some U.S. adults are utilizing artificial intelligence for financial guidance, the technology currently lacks widespread trust as a primary source of financial information.

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Why It Matters

This survey highlights the current gap between the adoption of AI tools for personal finance and the level of consumer confidence in those tools.

Key Facts

  • A new survey was conducted by Gallup in partnership with Edward Jones.
  • Some U.S. adults are currently using artificial intelligence for financial guidance.
  • AI is not currently considered a highly trusted source for financial advice by the majority of U.S. adults.

Who's Mentioned

organizationGallup“Conducted the survey on financial advice trends.”other21“Minimum age of survey participants.”other5,075“Number of U.S. adults surveyed.”personTaha Choukhmane“Associate professor at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.”organizationEdward Jones“Partnered with Gallup on the survey.”personBobbi Rebell“Certified financial planner and founder of Financial Wellness Strategies.”organizationAP“The news agency reporting the findings.”