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The Wondry. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, June 11th.

The humans are coming. The humans are coming. You know,

it used to be it was news when real customer service reps were replaced by robots. These

days, though, it can feel downright innovative when actual human beings have your back, which is

just what Bank of America is about to do. It's launching a wealth management product that combines automated portfolios,

which it already offers, with human advice, you know, real people.

Called Merrill Guided Investing, the new service aims to attract younger, newer clients.

The idea of robo investing was to attract new customers by opening up investing to

the average person, you know, not the one who gets whined and dined by private wealth managers.

By employing artificial intelligence, companies could shrink their labor and in turn lower both

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