LPL CEO: AI Won’t Replace Advisors
THE SO WHAT
When a major wealth platform says AI will transform the back office but not the advisor, they’re drawing a line around trust, empathy, and regulation as the human moat. If you operate in advisory-heavy industries, design AI to erase prep and paperwork—then reinvest that time into higher-touch client work, not headcount cuts.
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