$GTCH Danny Rittman, the CTO of GBT Technologies I
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Posted On: 03/25/2022 11:57:20 AM
$GTCH Danny Rittman, the CTO of GBT Technologies Inc. (OTC Pink: GTCH), commented on the inevitability of this.
"In any type of Integrated Circuit (IC) and its derivatives, AI will follow it," Rittman said.
GBT recently announced the filing of a non-provisional patent application with the US Patent and Trademark Office for systems and methods of a financial software application for a secured, AI-controlled credit card management system. According to the press release, this is for the creation of "a smart "Financial Manager" that helps users with credit line monetary decisions, always ensuring their best interest."
Rittman explained how and why such a service would be useful for credit card users and how the AI works.
"It's hard to track which card is the best to use sometimes, in terms of interest rate which one gives you the best frequent flier mileage and which one earns you the best gifts and benefits overall," he said. "Having an AI system as a financial advisor that is connected to consolidate all credit cards into one account and do this selection for you, can make a whole world of financial difference. It's going to automatically create on the fly, the best financial advisor, telling you which card to use in which time and occasion in order to reach the best result for the user."
"The AI constantly monitors and supervises. So for every transaction it's connected to the credit card system and the AI is informed about every charge, and does the analytics per card."
"In any type of Integrated Circuit (IC) and its derivatives, AI will follow it," Rittman said.
GBT recently announced the filing of a non-provisional patent application with the US Patent and Trademark Office for systems and methods of a financial software application for a secured, AI-controlled credit card management system. According to the press release, this is for the creation of "a smart "Financial Manager" that helps users with credit line monetary decisions, always ensuring their best interest."
Rittman explained how and why such a service would be useful for credit card users and how the AI works.
"It's hard to track which card is the best to use sometimes, in terms of interest rate which one gives you the best frequent flier mileage and which one earns you the best gifts and benefits overall," he said. "Having an AI system as a financial advisor that is connected to consolidate all credit cards into one account and do this selection for you, can make a whole world of financial difference. It's going to automatically create on the fly, the best financial advisor, telling you which card to use in which time and occasion in order to reach the best result for the user."
"The AI constantly monitors and supervises. So for every transaction it's connected to the credit card system and the AI is informed about every charge, and does the analytics per card."
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