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Robinhood's AI trading platform could democratize algorithmic trading, shifting power dynamics in retail finance and raising regulatory questions. The post Robinhood opens its platform for AI agents to trade stocks and make purchases appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Read full articleRobinhood launched a beta product on Wednesday that lets users connect third-party artificial intelligence (AI) agents to dedicated brokerage accounts for autonomous stock trading. Robinhood AI Trading Beta Lets Users Deploy ChatGPT and Claude in Sandboxed Accounts The feature, called Agentic Trading, allows users to link AI systems built on platforms like Claude or ChatGPT […]
AI-driven trading could reshape market dynamics, raising systemic risks and regulatory scrutiny as retail investors increasingly automate trades. The post Robinhood enables AI chatbots for share trading, with crypto support on the horizon appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
AI's dual role in DeFi security highlights the urgent need for robust containment protocols to prevent potential misuse by adversaries. The post A16z crypto study shows AI agents can detect DeFi exploits, but executing them is another story appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
AI-driven trading could reshape market dynamics, raising systemic risks and regulatory scrutiny as retail investors increasingly automate trades. The post Robinhood enables AI chatbots for share trading, with crypto next in line appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Bitcoin disappointed bulls by dropping below $75,000 on Iran peace deal reports while US stocks hit new all-time highs and oil saw one-month lows on Hormuz hopes.
US brokerage joins ‘arms race’ to give retail investors new tools
The Claw-Anything benchmark highlights the significant gap in AI's ability to autonomously manage complex digital tasks, urging further innovation. The post Huawei unveils Claw-Anything benchmark, revealing AI agents’ limitations in personal assistant tasks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The Claw-Anything benchmark highlights the significant gap in AI's ability to autonomously manage complex digital tasks, urging further innovation. The post Huawei unveils Claw-Anything benchmark, revealing AI agents’ limitations in personal assistant tasks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
