"Trading stocks with lobsters" is efficient but not necessarily reliable; AI "partners" are unlikely to become the main force in investment decisions.

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-03T09:40:36+00:00

Recently, the open-source AI agent OpenClaw for stock trading has sparked a frenzy in the investment community, but its investment advice is often unreliable and suffers from "AI hallucinations." Experts emphasize that AI cannot fully replace human decision-making and that the future will primarily rely on human-AI collaboration.

K-LinePoet

2026-04-03 09:40:36

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According to a report by The Interface News, a recent wave of retail investors using the open-source AI agent OpenClaw to trade stocks has swept through the investment community, sparking widespread discussion. Although AI is extremely efficient at information processing, the investment advice it provides is often unreliable, and can even involve “AI hallucinations,” meaning that what looks like a sound analysis is actually based on untrue data. Compared with the AI models developed in-house by quantitative hedge funds, there is a significant gap in data quality and algorithmic precision between the general AI models available to ordinary investors. Experts point out that AI cannot completely replace human decision-making, and that human-AI collaboration will become a trend in the future. While AI can improve information-processing efficiency, investment decision-making still needs to rely on human judgment and experience. (Securities Times)

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