Only one of us is being silly suggesting that any existing or near-term AI can replace C-level executive&#x27;s skills. Those include management of scheming managers, business analysis&#x2F;strategy, bribing&#x2F;wooing politicians, overseeing negotiations like TPP, PR against the masses, and especially keeping Directors happy on the golf courses.<p>Far as your financial instrument, computer intelligence wouldn&#x27;t understand it at all because it&#x27;s not good enough. Instead, you&#x27;d likely have a system whose inputs are curated by humans, using rules&#x2F;algorithms made by humans, and whose output is checked by humans. Like Blackstone&#x27;s Aladdin. ;) So, keep dreaming about this fictitious world where machines come close to the skills of big boys on top or Wall St.<p>They&#x27;re only useful if it&#x27;s something expert systems or machine learning can handle. That&#x27;s really narrow. There&#x27;s money in it, though, in case of HFT or BPM consulting.