Show me even a single trader who would prefer a slow-ass chat interface to 36 monitors full of stock tickers and charts.

Getting really sick and tired of the AI doomerism.

Was this generated by AI?

Anyway, I dispute that there's "zero switching" costs to go from proprietary keyboard shortcuts to english sentences as the interface.

In the bloomberg example, the shortcuts are precise. LLM's responses are not always what you want.

Imagine being a vim or emacs user and have those replaced by something you have to type entire sentences for functionality.

"Public Data Access → Commoditized"

Also, no. Today I tried to have gemini pro give me some data from wikipedia for a list of countries that I supplied. It gave me data and source links, but the numbers were all wrong! I would have zero confidence in this for anything serious.

The bottom of the market fell out because of political turmoil. The U.S just revised job numbers down by a million for the first time in decades. The author’s thesis about the future of software businesses could be right or wrong but it is not the cause of the recent market collapse.

> The S&P 500 Software & Services Index, 140 companies, fell 20% year to date.

The overall index has been pretty well flat. What sectors gained?

And surely there aren't 140 "software and services" companies in the top 500 by market cap?