AI vs. Human Instinct: The Future of Investing?

[SilverLance]

AI tools and robo-advisors are getting smarter by the day, because of that many investors are now relying on algorithms for decisions that used to be based on gut feeling and human analysis.

What’s your take?
Do you trust AI with your investments or do you prefer the human touch?

 

[eLdavis]

I do not completely trust ai when it comes to my investments, even if i decide to use ai, I won't be using it or relying on it completely.

 

[Augusta]

You can make money investing by purchasing an asset like a stock and selling it for a profit if it increases in value. But I need human touch to help out.

 

[Suba]

If you want to become a reliable investor, you should not only learn the advantages of AI and Robo-advisors for investment decision-making, but you also need to learn the disadvantages. For professional investors, AI and Robo-advisors are only used as additional tools in addition to their own abilities. AI and Robo-advisors are unable to predict factors such as crises or rising interest rates. The results obtained by AI and RA are also often inaccurate, unable to provide more detailed, specific, and complex advice, and cannot provide advice tailored to personal financial conditions.

 

[Springtime]

I do not trust AI completely but do not mind taking its' advice for reference.