[No need to watch the market and wait to receive money? U.S. retail investors are handing over their stock accounts to AI] September 7th, Americans are now accustomed to using AI agents to book vacation trips, draft emails, and handle daily chores. Many ordinary investors have even begun to completely hand over their stock investment portfolios to AI. Several brokerages, including Robinhood and Webull, have launched relevant functions to allow users to easily connect to Claude, Codex or other AI agents. The AI ​​agent can then buy and sell assets autonomously. Industry executives predict the technology will completely reshape the world of retail investing. Many traders say that AI has given them the ability to make objective decisions, conduct data analysis on a scale beyond ordinary people, and obtain considerable returns without even having to keep an eye on the market. Skeptics worry it could expose less experienced investors to new risks. “For retail investors, this is definitely a major breakthrough,” said Irene Aldridge, a former quantitative trader and now an engineering expert who studies the intersection of AI and financial markets. But she also reminded everyone - "Please use AI at your own risk."