Hedge Fund Bosses Make the Case for Humans
- Intuition, imagination, emotion are an edge, fund managers say
- Computers can’t yet make big decisions, firm tells its clients
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Humans won’t be obsolete in this lifetime.
That’s what a quartet of money managers have posited in recent weeks as new technologies rewire finance, threatening to supplant the industry’s rank and file.