Trading is another story and a huge task that an AI can make which is actually out of its design as Chat Bot. I'd never use chatGPT personally but one of my friends tells me how good it is when comes to chat messages, answering questions, and word compositions. It is really amazing to think huh, but I might think that it was really intended for that area, not on trading or in general works. Maybe in the future, the developers will make that programs but still, I'm not sure how good it was when it comes to decisions like normal people can do.
As a trader, I feel y'all might be doubtful about employing AI for trading decisions. But let me tell ya, AI can be a mightly tool to help traders make some brilliant decisions. Even though AI ain't got no emotions or gut feelings like us, it can scrutinize data much quickr and more accurately than we can. AI has the knack to detect patterns and trends that might be slipery for a human trader to catch. But heres the deal, AI is just a tool, not a replacment for human wisdom. We still need to have our heads wrapped around the markets and an astute trading strateggy in place. AI can be a valuable accomplice for making better-informed decisions, but we can't rely on it completley. My personal experience dictats that fuzing AI with human analysis and intution can lead to grandiose trading outcoms. For instance, I use an AI-powered trading platform that gives me real-time market data and analytics, which I then merge into my trading decisions.
But I highly doubt that that does also count for the average trader who gets some software on the free market for a few hundred bucks. The first bots that have been coded for crypto markets might have been successful, but I think by now you are mostly competing with highly developed software from financially strong companies. That is surely the case if you trade on the big registered crypto exchanges.
I have been around for quite some time and it did surprise me often times when people told me they bought some trading software from some random dude on the forum. It usually doesn't work as nobody would give away a software that is almost guaranteed to make some money. Now that the markets got so huge it is full of big businesses who are able to hire the best coders, or probably you are already competing with bots from Google and Facebook who have all the data in the world to build AI-based trading software.
This is why I think that it's wrong to say that "a trader", like anyone who is a trader could make use of it and benefit from it. For most people I am convinced that long-term investment strategies, or let's say longer term investment strategies are the better choice.