Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) involves creating machines that replicate human cognitive functions, enabling them to think and act similarly to people. In the context of stock trading, AI refers to the use of technology designed to buy and sell shares with increased precision and efficiency compared to human capabilities. AI-driven systems are currently employed to predict stock market trends and analyze trading patterns among investors and brokers. Prominent financial institutions on Wall Street, such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, are increasingly adopting specialized AI solutions, including data mining, natural language processing, and self-learning algorithms. These tools operate with greater speed than everyday applications. Additionally, AI aids wealth management firms in continuously monitoring market movements and adjusting portfolios to achieve target profits. While AI can significantly reduce workload and provide real-time recommendations, it does not entirely eliminate the need for human oversight. Keywords: artificial intelligence, securities, trading, forecasting.
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