[vxNsr]

Solve self driving? How bout market prediction and just play the market forever. Why would you risk failure when you can just do nothing and make trillions?

[praptak]

Ahem, actual humans cannot consistently predict the market.

[willvarfar]

Exactly why we should use AI, no?

    - your ceo

[the_af]

Well, to be honest self driving sounds more useful to mankind ;)

[Exmoor]

If someone offered me AI that drove me to work while I slept or watched movies, or AI that filled out my expense reports, I'd ask if the AI is able to scan the receipts by itself.

[ejolto]

I'd ask the AI to go to work for me, then I'd go hiking in the mountains.

[the_af]

And possibly tell the AI to chat with my relatives and help them with their endless computer problems.

[nikanj]

Just start a software consulting business. An outsourced programmer goes for $100+ per HOUR. No need to have the initial capital you need for market prediction.

[petre]

Financier Martin Armstrong claims to have exactly such a system but it doesn't predict the market, it only makes quite accurate market forecasts.

[bigbluedots]

I have heard about this guy's forecasts but have been unable to find a list of predicted vs actual. Do you know of such a list?

[pbhjpbhj]

He started with a list of 1024^w512 sure things, but 7 years of mostly good picks later now he just promotes 8 companies ... /s

[bigbluedots]

Oh, it's this guy - nothing to see here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_A._Armstrong