Yesterday I got an access code to Manus (a general AI agent) and have been throwing various scenarios, business research, business plans etc, at it to see what it will spit out. Tonight I asked it for 5 ETF based investment strategies for long term growth and it kicked back a website that it built in about an hour [Manus](https://mnskfkcu.manus.space/)
While AI Agents are still in their infancy, the results definitely got me thinking. How long before we see one of the big brokerages begin replacing (or at least supplementing) Financial Planners/Advisors with an AI agent? I could see tech savvy or casual investors being the target and be even more likely to pay for access over retaining a traditional advisor.
If anyone can provide their goals, timeframe, risk tolerance and an agent can provide recommendations and implement, I think it would likely remake the industry. It would be interesting to see how regulators react to it as well.