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Why Your Toaster Isn’t AI (But Your Coffee Maker Might Be) Have you ever wondered why your toaster doesn’t get accused of “thinking too hard,” but a self-driving car suddenly feels like it’s plotting a road trip without you? Welcome to the wild world of AI definitions, where the line between “just a machine” and “intelligent system” is blurrier than a morning without coffee. The European Union’s new AI Act - a legal playbook for the algorithmic age - has finally drawn that line, and it’s weirder (and more fascinating) than you’d think. When Is a Machine More Than a Machine? Decoding the EU’s AI System Definition Let’s start with a riddle: What do a chess-playing computer, a Netflix recommendation engine, and a Roomba vacuum cleaner have in common? They’re all “AI systems” under the EU’s rules, but not because they’re sentient. It’s because they meet a checklist of traits that make them “smart enough” to fall under the law’s watchful eye. Think of it as the EU giving AI an ID card - ...

AISHE in the USA: Enter the world of AI trading legally and safely

Are you interested in the possibilities of AI-supported trading with the AISHE system and wondering how you can use it legally and safely in the USA? That's understandable, because especially in the field of finance and technology it is important to know and comply with the legal framework. This blog post gives you an overview of the basics of legally using AISHE in the USA. AISHE: Your AI partner for trading – but only on a legal basis AISHE is a powerful AI system that can help you make more informed trading decisions and potentially profit from the opportunities presented by the financial markets. However, it is crucial to understand that AISHE is not a standalone trading platform . AISHE acts as an intelligent tool that connects to an existing, legal trading environment. AISHE in the USA: Enter the world of AI trading legally and safely The basis for legal AISHE trading in the USA: your broker and MT4 To use AISHE legally in the US, you need two essential components: ...

AISHE (Part 3/3): Challenges and risks of an innovative trading system

(toc) #title=(Table of Contents) AISHE is an exciting tool for anyone who wants to actively participate in the financial market. However, as with any technology, it has some downsides. The complex algorithms that power AISHE are a black box for many users. This means it can be difficult to understand the system's decisions and why certain trades are executed.   Another risk lies in the dependence on data. Incorrect or incomplete data can lead to incorrect decisions. Furthermore, the use of AI-based trading systems raises ethical questions. How do algorithms influence the markets? Who bears responsibility for incorrect decisions?   Despite these challenges, AISHE offers great potential. To fully exploit this potential, it is important to understand the risks and take appropriate precautions. This includes a critical approach to the system's results.   The challenges of AISHE AISHE: The "Black Box" Effect   Transparency: The "black box" eff...