Robinhood’s AI Trading Boom Raises a Bigger Question: Who Pays When AI Gets It Wrong?
Robinhood’s launch of its “AI agent accounts” in July has brought that question into sharp focus. The feature allows users to give AI based instructions that can then be used to execute stock and options trades. Within weeks, around 50,000 users reportedly opened such accounts, while daily AI driven trading activity reached several million US dollars. The excitement, however, was followed by scrutiny.



















