Why Investment Bankers Are Impervious to Technology

The video discusses the potential of AI and software to replace traditional roles in deal-making, such as rainmakers. It highlights how technology can assist in investment and takeover defense, with apps providing research on vulnerable companies. The discussion also touches on the impact of technology on asset management, suggesting that while not all rainmakers will be replaced, a significant portion might be affected.

What are some potential roles that AI could replace in the context of deal making?

What are the implications of using apps for takeover defense in the business world?

How does the concept of 'robo rain makers' relate to the future of personal relationships in business?

Discuss the perspective of asset managers regarding the integration of technology in their operations.

What percentage of rainmakers might be affected by the rise of technology according to the discussion?