> Do we really want to give up decision-making to AI? I don't think so.

It seems to me that a great deal of people cannot wait to give up decision-making to AI

You should see the kind of people we've given up our decision-making to

I mean, that is what we do with all kinds of technology already. If you had to stop and think about everything that required a decision by someone you'd quickly realize you'd get nowhere fast in the very complex world we live in. The vast majority of people want to abstract those decisions away so they only have to make the minimum amount possible.

> Do we really want to give up decision-making to AI?

If you have a problem with it, I've got some bad news for you.

HFT firms have been doing this long before ChatGPT hit the scene, and making millions off of it.

“This is the most revolutionary email about the reallocation of corporate parking spaces in the history of iPhone.”