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Drawn from what Ray Dalio said
investing Putting money into markets on purpose: what a portfolio is for, whether active management earns its cost, and what money is actually a means to.
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I know through my experiences that even the most advanced artificial intelligences don’t have adequate enough insights to allow one to blindly follow them and that unique human understanding and insights are still invaluable, and that that is especially true in investing where value-added is a zero-sum game (so that, when it comes to adding value, what is widely known is of little value.)
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Dalio holds that systematising principled decision-making with AI is now the line between staying competitive and not, with no position in between, and also that no AI can be followed blindly in investing because value added there is zero-sum and what is widely known is worth little. Both are his, and an investor told to systematise with a tool whose output is worth little once everyone has it has been handed the problem rather than the answer.
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