Adrian Reid separates AI from automation in trading: AI handles analysis and judgment calls, automation handles the repeatable stuff like importing data and placing orders through an API. Automation has no discretion and won't hallucinate. Use each tool for what it's actually built for.
There's a difference between AI and automation. Okay? AI is for thinking and analysis and that sort of thing. But if something is a truly repeatable process, import the data, run a system, generate the orders, use an API to place the trade, that is not a job for an AI. That is a job for an automation program that has no discretion, has no chance of hallucination, and it does exactly what it's supposed to do every single time. AI can probably do it. But if there's a risk of hallucination or a risk of mistakes, then it's, it's not the tool you want to use it for.
