People no longer are responsible for what happens in the market, because computers make all the decisions.
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In Michael Lewis's book "Flash Boys," the author discusses how the advent of high-frequency trading has shifted responsibility in financial markets. He argues that technology, particularly algorithms and computers, now dominates trading decisions, diminishing human involvement and accountability. This shift has led to concerns about market fairness and transparency, as the speed and complexity of automated systems can leave individual investors at a disadvantage.
Lewis points out that the reliance on...
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