New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- Artificial intelligence is emerging as a powerful research tool for Gen Z investors looking to invest in stocks, mutual funds and systematic investment plans (SIPs). However, experts caution that AI should complement-not replace-investor judgement, discipline and sound financial planning.

One Gen Z investor, for instance, used an AI tool to analyse his portfolio. Although he already owned a Flexi Cap Fund, the tool recommended another fund in the same category without adequately accounting for portfolio overlap.

This highlights some of the risks young investors need to consider when using AI for investment decisions.

Amitha A. Jayan, Wealth Manager at Scripbox, said: "AI summarises vast information, but fund NAVs, ...