AI Ethics

Alex believes responsible AI use starts with transparency, being clear about when, how, and why AI tools are part of the work.

Principles of transparency and disclosure

Disclosing when and how AI tools are used in research, analysis, or written work
Being clear about what is AI-assisted versus fully human-created
Crediting AI involvement rather than presenting AI-assisted work as solely manual
Using AI to augment judgment and efficiency, while keeping accountability with the human in the loop

Projects & Artifacts

One way I put these principles into practice is a personal trading account called “Agentic” on Robinhood. I use an AI model to analyze market data and generate trade ideas, then review and execute every trade myself — the AI assists my analysis, but I stay accountable for every decision.

As of this snapshot, the account is valued at $2,565.49, up 2.62% all-time.

This is a personal learning project, not investment advice. I’m sharing it as one example of how I use AI tools responsibly and transparently in my own work skills. I hope to bring a role in wealth management, finance, or trading.