Wall Street will change when AI cuts coordination costs, not better emails
dfinke · x · 2026-07-24
The post argues Wall Street won’t change much just because AI writes better emails. The real shift comes when AI compresses coordination loops across front office, risk, legal, compliance, finance, and ops.
The author’s main point is that AI’s big unlock is not raw intelligence, but lower coordination cost: faster handoffs, fewer bottlenecks, and less time lost moving work between teams.
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