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Dow Jones futures are turning stock-picking into a sorting job—and junior analysts are absorbing the hit. CNBC reported Meta down 9% while Microsoft rose 8%, but humans still decide whether those moves are real, temporary, or hiding liability. The open question is who gets blamed when an AI system sorts the numbers wrong. Are junior analysts still valuable, or merely slower software? Pick a side in the comments—silence is an answer.

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00:00Dow isn't the victim junior analysts are
00:03Dow futures turn stock picking into sorting
00:07That's the first job AI eats
00:11CNBC says meta fell nine percent Microsoft rose eight percent
00:17Humans still decide whether numbers are real temporary or hiding liability and own the blame
00:23Our junior analysts valuable or slower software
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