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> would you let an LLM manage your financial affairs (entirely, unsupervised)? No, but I also would not let another person do that. It is telling that you nee
by tossandthrow 2y ago
> would you let an LLM manage your financial affairs (entirely, unsupervised)?
No, but I also would not let another person do that.
It is telling that you needed to interject "entirely, unsupervised".
Most people will let an llm do it partially, and probably already do.
- BhavdeepSethi 2y agoPeople pay to use a financial advisor. Isn't that another person?
- tossandthrow 2y agoThe key is: entirely and unsupervised. Mostly your financial advisor writes your return you sign off on or manages your portfolio. But the advisor usually solicits and interacts with you to know what your financial goals are and ensure you are on board with the consequences of their advice. I do not dismiss that some people are completely hands off at great risk IMHO. But these are not me - as was my initial proposition.