"Frying stocks with lobsters" may be efficient but not necessarily reliable. AI "partners" are unlikely to become the main decision-makers in investment.

Recently, the trend of using the open-source AI intelligent agent OpenClaw for stock trading has swept through the investment industry, sparking wide discussions. Although AI is highly efficient in information processing, the investment recommendations it provides often lack reliability, and even "AI illusions" may occur, where seemingly reasonable analysis is actually based on untrue data. Compared to AI models developed by quantitative hedge funds, the general AI models used by ordinary investors have significant differences in data quality and algorithm accuracy. Experts point out that AI cannot completely replace human decision-making, and in the future, human-machine collaboration will become a trend. While AI can improve information processing efficiency, human judgment and experience are still needed in investment decisions.