Men and women now use AI chatbots at similar rates, but men use them more often, while women are more skeptical of AI's impact on their lives.

Morry Waked, a legendary fund manager who helped establish Australia's quantitative investing sector, is expressing skepticism about the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in the industry. The article highlights how major Australian companies use AI to analyze press releases, earnings calls, and presentations before reporting results, raising questions about the technology's true impact. Waked's concerns align with broader debates about AI's role in financial markets, particularly as firms increasingly rely on algorithmic analysis. The piece explores the tension between technological advancement and traditional investment strategies, noting that while AI offers efficiency gains, its long-term effectiveness remains under scrutiny. This reflects a growing trend among industry leaders to critically assess the promises and limitations of AI in high-stakes financial environments.

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