@VraserX: Central bankers are now seriously discussing a future where AI understands monetary policy better than humans do. Imagi…
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Central bankers are discussing a future where AI better understands monetary policy than humans, potentially requiring the Federal Reserve to adjust communication to avoid exploitation by trading agents.
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Central bankers are now seriously discussing a future where AI understands monetary policy better than humans do.
Imagine the Fed having to communicate differently because trading agents can instantly exploit every predictable signal.
Weird timeline.
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