PANews reported on May 27 that customers of the US online brokerage Robinhood will soon be able to instruct an AI agent to trade stocks on their behalf. According to a statement released by the company on Wednesday, customers can create an "agent trading account" completely separate from their standard investment portfolio. The AI ​​agent can only use funds deposited into that account. Investors can instruct the AI ​​agent to build a diversified portfolio from scratch or adjust its holdings based on market opportunities. Additionally, Robinhood Gold credit card holders can also have the AI ​​agent help with shopping, but they must first set a monthly spending limit and choose whether to enable human approval. For example, cardholders can set reminders for the agent to make reservations at popular restaurants when they become available, or have the fashion-conscious agent search for their favorite handbags online and automatically purchase them if the price is below $2,500.