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Artificial intelligence (AI) is powerful, impressive and has rapidly become a significant part of investment research processes. Yet, it remains precisely that. A powerful tool for research, not a decision-maker. The distinction is crucial, especially in the nuanced world of investing, where data-driven insights must always be balanced with human judgement. A recent conversation with a journalist about AI’s role in investing underscored a common misconception: AI is already selecting stocks and funds independently, or soon will. This assumption, fueled by sensational headlines, fundamentally misunderstands both AI’s current capabilities and the very nature of successful investing. Every time the market plays
This article was originally published on July 28, 2025.
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