@Rothmus Off-topic:
The image of a castle in modern day made me think about the resemblance between the by some desired 15 minute cities and feudalism in which serfs could not leave the manor without permission and were required to provide labor, crops, or other services to their lord.
@CNBC AI should be approached in the same way as the internet should be approached: for ideas, not to blindly take advice from.
Let it look at your ideas, but don't directly base your decisions on it.
@MoneyQuotesX “Productive assets such as farms, real estate and, yes, business ownership produce wealth, lots of it. Most owners of such properties will be rewarded.”
- Warren Buffett
@qualityequities I would add to that a high cost of failure.
If it is okay if an AI would be right just 90% of the time, than that is a problem.
If it would be a real catastrophe for the AI to be right 95% of the time, that is good. Moving to an AI is not an option then.
@BramVGenechten More often than not, what is called luck by everyone, is attention to opportunities when others keep their eyes shut and the daring to act upon them when that may seem reckless and risky.
‘I could have done that too,’ they say in retrospect
@Tekeee Ask yourself for how much money you would give up a leg or an arm.
One million?
Ten million?
Should I go further or do you now understand that you already got infinite value?
You don't know what you've got till it's gone.