It may be the case, though, that companies that relinquish control to neural nets will have better results than companies that don't. In fact, there's a winner-

It may be the case, though, that companies that relinquish control to neural nets will have better results than companies that don't. In fact, there's a winner-take-all effect in many markets, so in those even a slight improvement over humans would lead to massive benefits, rapidly pushing human analysts out of the market. That's the (morally neutral) wonder of the market--it'll beat ideological or emotional objections into the ground, for better or for worse. And sooner or later, someone might start a company where all decision making is performed by a neural net...