I do not think Binance AI Pro is the first thing a beginner should trust with real execution. But I do think it can be useful for a beginner in a narrower way: as a learning layer before it becomes a trading layer. Binance says AI Pro can be used for market analysis and conversation, while the more advanced setup involves a separate AI Account that can execute strategies and manage positions. That distinction matters to me, because it means a new user does not have to begin by handing over action. They can begin by asking questions, checking market context, and learning how strategy thinking is structured. 
Where I stay cautious is the obvious part: beginners usually do not struggle only because they lack information. They struggle because they do not yet know how to judge risk, size positions, or understand what kind of mistake they are making. AI can help reduce noise, but it can also create a false sense of clarity if the user starts treating smooth answers as proof of sound judgment. Binance AI Pro is still in public beta, and Binance also notes that availability can depend on region. That alone tells me this is still an early product, not something I would frame as a safe shortcut for inexperienced users. 
So my view is simple. Yes, beginners can use it, but they should probably use it first as an assistant for analysis and discipline, not as a substitute for learning how trading risk actually works.