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The algorithm has historically outperformed those who chose to invest themselves, and the majority of negative returns it received were the result of random market volatility. However, investment algorithms, like the one used in this experiment, are often designed to earn revenue based on how frequently they invest. Occasionally, the algorithm may have intentionally over-invested even when it was not confident that it was a good market. This incentive misalignment came at the expense of increasing risk and accounted for a small proportion of historical negative returns.