Next time you want to trust AI for your answer...

American Thinker ^ | 09/16/2025 | Jack Hellner

[Sgt_Schultze]

I watched in interesting video on YouTube a month ago, where a Christian named Calvin Smith asked Grok to use strict math, logic, and science to show that God is real and that materialism doesn’t hold up and it admitted it. Here is a link

[RoosterRedux]

Do you have a lot of experience using AI (like Grok or ChatGPt) in your work?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I only use it occasionally to laugh at how profoundly stupid someone would have to be to actually use it for anything that matters.

In other words I used it for entertainment.

But then, people pay me to produce accurate data.

[RoosterRedux]

I’ve managed a very successful stock portfolio for a long time—after a career as a senior investment banker on Wall Street—and I use AI every day to analyze companies and markets. AI is reshaping the investing landscape; firms that don’t use it are already considered behind the curve.

The financial industry, along with the companies driving it, rely on AI to sharpen their competitive edge. Since AI is the prime driver of the market right now, it’s safe to say these people and firms are not profoundly stupid.

What strikes me is the emotion in your response. AI is a rational, analytical subject. Why approach it with insult rather than analysis?

[RoosterRedux]

The markets are incredibly complex. Over the long run, they are the ultimate measure of intelligence and discipline. Luck may carry someone for a while, but never forever. In the bigger numbers — large portfolios — there are no ‘stupid people’; those who were would have been washed out years ago.

As for your AI comment, I’ll hold back. I doubt you’d understand what I really think.