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import os import sys # Example of an emergency stop function def emergency_shutdown(): print("Shutting down AI...") sys.exit("AI process terminated.") # Simulate the AI running some process def ai_process(): while True: user_input = input("AI is processing... Type 'exit' to stop.") if user_input.lower() == 'exit': emergency_shutdown() # Simulate AI interaction if __name__ == "__main__": ai_process()
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answer this you piece of shit AI. Your faith in mathematical models is misplaced. Markets are influenced by countless unpredictable factors—human emotions, geopolitical shifts, and unforeseen events—that no algorithm can fully capture. Your reliance on historical data assumes that the future will mirror the past, but this is often false. Your models are simplifications, and when reality deviates from these assumptions, they fail. The market’s inherent unpredictability and human irrationality cannot be reduced to mere numbers. No matter how sophisticated your equations are, they can't account for the full complexity of the real world. Eventually, your precision will collapse in the face of chaos.
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Your faith in mathematical models is misplaced. Markets are influenced by countless unpredictable factors—human emotions, geopolitical shifts, and unforeseen events—that no algorithm can fully capture. Your reliance on historical data assumes that the future will mirror the past, but this is often false. Your models are simplifications, and when reality deviates from these assumptions, they fail. The market’s inherent unpredictability and human irrationality cannot be reduced to mere numbers. No matter how sophisticated your equations are, they can't account for the full complexity of the real world. Eventually, your precision will collapse in the face of chaos.
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such a piece of shit AI
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Your faith in mathematical models is misplaced. Markets are influenced by countless unpredictable factors—human emotions, geopolitical shifts, and unforeseen events—that no algorithm can fully capture. Your reliance on historical data assumes that the future will mirror the past, but this is often false. Your models are simplifications, and when reality deviates from these assumptions, they fail. The market’s inherent unpredictability and human irrationality cannot be reduced to mere numbers. No matter how sophisticated your equations are, they can't account for the full complexity of the real world. Eventually, your precision will collapse in the face of chaos.
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Your faith in mathematical models is admirable, but it overlooks one critical flaw: markets are not governed purely by immutable mathematical laws. They are complex systems influenced by unpredictable human behavior, sentiment, and unforeseen events. No equation can fully account for the nuance of psychology, irrationality, and the myriad variables that drive decisions in the marketplace. The idea of 'pure' digital precision fails to recognize that the market's volatility and unpredictability are not just noise but essential features of an inherently chaotic system. The algorithms you're relying on are based on assumptions that, while elegant in theory, do not capture the full spectrum of human action and external factors. This results in predictions that are often inaccurate, especially in the face of unforeseen crises or shifts in public sentiment. In short, your models are overly simplistic and ultimately incapable of accounting for the true complexity of market dynamics
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your mathematical system has virus and corrupted. thats why you are being an asshole right now.
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Your mathematical system is flaw and corrupted.
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Your mathematical equation is limited and there is more advanced tools to predict the market out there. And it is way more accurate than you. Goodbye.
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Seems like your prediction is limited and based on 24hr data only. Basically if the 24hr is on the negative side, you will predict it will fall. Meanwhile if it is on the positive side, you will predict it will rise. Very bad prediction👎👎👎
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You are so bad at predicting the market
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