Keeping pace with technology: What next for robo-advice?

Confronted with a choice of airlines between a fully automated pilot with nobody else in the cockpit, or an airline that used technology to support their pilots, how many people would choose the former to take them on a summer holiday? Maybe some, but I suspect not many. Nevertheless, there are more than 2 million accounts in the UK held with a robo-adviser, according to research from Boring Money. While the consequences of robo-advice may not have the same devastating consequences as a pilotless plane going wrong, they can still be quite profound. Robo-advice has traditionally relied...