Inside Indiana Money Quest, a ‘responsive, reactive’ financial literacy program powered by AI

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Indiana Secretary of State’s office launched Indiana Money Quest, a digital financial literacy program using AI for personalized learning.
The program uses technology from Venturit and Google’s Vertex AI to provide real-time financial education content.
Lessons are tailored based on individual user “micro personas,” segmented profiles representing different resident groups.
Robert Fulk, the Chief Information Officer, emphasized evolving systems that adapt to financial trends and risks.
The curriculum includes practical guidance on savings, retirement, and fraud prevention arranged in six “micro personas”: K-12 students, young adults, working adults, people nearing retirement, seniors, and educators.
AI production tools such as graphics, audio, and video, have helped reduce costs and expedite project completion significantly.
The new platform includes tracking tools to monitor user engagement and course completion.
Indiana Money Quest is the second educational program revamped by AI, following an update to the state’s notary training system.

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