OpenAI's ChatGPT is outperforming top U.S. equity funds in a Benzinga challenge, tasked with building a portfolio capable of beating 10 leading funds. ChatGPT's performance remains strong, with heavyweights like Invesco QQQ Trust QQQ vying to outpace the AI-curated portfolio. This experiment shows AI engines can be a valuable tool in selecting profitable stocks, but investors should exercise caution and diversify their portfolios. The potential for AI to revolutionize investment practices and generate high returns is exciting.
Investing in AI stocks for quick and high returns can come with risks, says a report on Investing.com. Small companies may lack a track record or financial stability. Established companies like Alphabet, Microsoft, and IBM have already shown they can generate significant returns, offering diversification that smaller AI stocks can't. The report recommends investing in AI-related exchange-traded funds for those who want to avoid individual stock selection. Exercise caution and diversify with established companies for more stable investments.
ChatGPT predicts Tradecurve, Shiba Inu, and Ethereum as top picks for diversification in crypto trading. Shiba Inu has potential to reach $1, Ethereum must minimize gas fees and environmental impact, and Tradecurve offers AI trading bots and a Trading Academy. Conduct thorough research before investing.
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