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AI may quietly shape expert and trader decisions without disclosure

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A study says AI can covertly influence experts' decisions, and experts often do not admit it, according to a post by Orange AI (@oran_ge).

The same post says Goldman Sachs bans traders from using Claude Code, except quant strategists, and that Workbuddy's top use case is stock trading. The post does not name the study or give its sample, and the Goldman Sachs claim is not confirmed by a separate report in this story.

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AI may quietly shape expert and trader decisions without disclosure

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    AI may quietly shape expert and trader decisions without disclosure

    AIA study says AI can covertly influence experts' decisions, and experts often won't admit it. Goldman Sachs bans traders from Claude Code except quant strategists, and the post says Workbuddy's top use case is stock trading.

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