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Yeah, thanks for pointing that out.
I kind approached it in another post I made here about this when I mentioned that "all the human perceived patterns have already been spotted and arbitraged away" as part of explaining why NNs would end up with convoluted opaque strategies, but only thought about "and existing NNs operating on the Market probably do the same for NN-level strategies" without actually writing it.
By the way, my post isn't meant to support people making NNs to trade, it's just a bit of blue sky thinking from somebody with some expertise in both worlds and barely begins to dig into the problems of it, thus not covering things - such as you pointed out - like how safe and reliable market strategies (human-powered or NN-powered) sooner or later get arbitraged away.