Recently, I listened to the CEO of Castle Securities talk about the correlation between #AI and investment, and it was quite interesting. The popularization of AI will not replace traders; instead, it will make trading decisions faster!

In the past, the image in everyone's mind of the financial market was a group of people crowded in a trading hall, shouting orders, making phone calls, and slamming down phones, competing with their voices and speed. Later, with the widespread use of computers, trading gradually transformed from humans to machines (for example, entering commands on Bloomberg terminals), and today, most trading has become machine-to-machine order execution, with speeds reaching milliseconds and microseconds.

If traders in the 1990s were like "track and field athletes," competing in physical strength and endurance, today's traders are more like "fighter pilots." They sit in the "cockpit," surrounded by various analytical tools, real-time data, and AI model results. Machines handle a large amount of repetitive and mechanical calculations and executions, while human traders are responsible for making key decisions based on this information, determining when to take risks, when to pull back, and when to adjust models.

Simply put, #AI is an "amplifier," and human traders are the "decision-makers." Therefore, in my view, the relationship between #AI and the financial market is more about "collaboration" rather than "replacement." Machines solve efficiency, while humans provide judgment and creativity, delegating mechanical cognitive labor to AI, allowing humans to focus their energy on more valuable areas: strategy innovation, cross-market judgment, macro trend analysis, and risk management. 🧐

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