The most successful hedge fund of all time has been one hundred percent automated for decades: Medallion Fund from Renaissance Technologies. Medallion has earned well over sixty percent a year for over thirty years with only one losing year. The fund size is capped at ten billion as it can bot find enough large edges to hold more money. Medallion threw out outside money many years ago.
But that has nothing to do with chatGPT. Many people have fully automated systems. PS: How do you know that they have been one hundred percent automated for decades? Did they tell it to you?
It might not matter. A noob here, and have been researching more deeply how it works. expand see more for the timestamps One can feed it gists or knowledge graphs a la the matrix "downloads" "...I know kung fu" https://neo4j.com/graphgists/modelling-the-top5s-securities-of-the-stock-market/ These are some of the types of knowledge graphs that it can access. tbh, many of the comments on this thread are in the class of not knowing which questions to ask.
While already rung up, I gave extra change to a cashier to get less change in return. She froze and could not process what just happened. However, there will be those that recognize the opportunity. I've been stimulated to ask questions I've never asked before in domains that I did not know existed. This reminds me of a blurb; Lex Fridman had a great interview with Neal Stephenson author of Snow Crash, Cryptonomicon et al. Neal was also the first employee of Blue Origin and was tasked to develop alternative propulsion systems. He quickly discovered that he could spend much mental capital "inventing" or he could poke around and discover someone else had already invented it and "did all the math." In was an epiphany for me.