The robot revolution isn’t about to take over stock-picking duties at BlackRock.

That’s at least according to Larry Fink, BlackRock Inc.’s chairman and chief executive officer of the world’s largest money manager, in reference to a recent move by the group to put more emphasis on computer models over human managers. BlackRock said last week that it will increase its quantitative-analysis division at the expense of traditional active management, as part of an overhaul of active management, causing some jitters in the stock-picking community.