AI Trading's Execution Problem // AIDRAN

The practitioner standard that has quietly emerged in AI trading is rejection by consensus failure — not rejection by bad signal, but rejection because no strong signal formed. A trader running a multi-model evaluation of OPN got a 0/5 buy consensus and walked away, citing insufficient conviction ^[4]. That workflow treats AI output as a threshold condition rather than a recommendation, which is a meaningful institutional shift from how AI trading tools were marketed eighteen months ago.

AI Trading Claims Meet The Execution Test

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