Artificial intelligence was supposed to make markets smarter. The standard argument has been simple: if investors can process more data, read more filings, test more scenarios, and react more quickly to changing information, then markets should become more efficient. Prices should adjust faster. Mispricings should shrink. Human emotion should matter less. Alpha should become harder to find.
But a different view is now gaining traction across Wall Street’s most sophisticated trading platforms:...
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