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Topic: trading

Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (file photograph)
Technology
Thursday, 7/2, 10:48 AM

Robinhood lets customers' AI agents trade stocks, as its CEO talks up AI

  • The trading app Robinhood now lets customers connect their own AI 'agents' to buy and sell stocks on their behalf, one of the first attempts to bring autonomous trading to ordinary investors.
  • Its chief executive is bullish on AI in finance — though he stops short of saying the software will match human traders, and researchers warn of new risks.

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