Some investors are worried about the growth of artificial intelligence and quantum computing, especially as it concerns the growing role they have in the stock market’s volume and activity. Retail investors have a diminishing chance to keep up with these machines and their consistent outperformance in the market, but there is still a chance after all.
Investors can attempt to outperform these machines by focusing on the inherent weaknesses of artificial intelligence, which boil down into a single sentence. Artificial intelligence is great at explaining the world that you feed it (through data and models to work with), but it does a poor job of understanding the world outside of that box. This is where investors can thrive by connecting the dots outside the walls of standard information.
