Bitget CEO: Current AI trading applications are like interns, but will soon become full-time employees
Foresight News reported, according to CoinDesk, that Bitget CEO Gracy Chen stated at the Consensus 2026 conference, "As a trading platform, we do not intend to independently develop large language models (LLM), but trading bots are crucial. Current AI bots are more like interns: faster and more cost-effective, but still require proper supervision. In the coming years, AI will gradually become full-time employees, and may replace a large number of human workers within three to five years."
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