Will Cortex ever just tell people exactly what to buy or sell?
Replied byVlad Tenev
Co-founder & CEO at Robinhood
Niche: Finance, Technology, Cryptocurrency
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
The models could generate trade ideas, but unchecked hallucinations and regulation make that risky. Self-directed brokers must stay impartial, while automated advice has its own rules. We offer narrow first-trade nudges and a digital advisor, Robinhood Strategies. Anything in between must balance helpful guidance with compliance and reliability.
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