Investment Industry
Today, ChatGPT and large language models (LLMs) more generally represent the next evolution in AI/ML technology. And that comes with a number of implications.
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How can quant and fundamental analysts apply LLMs like ChatGPT? How effective a “copilot” can these technologies be?
"Neither the Financial Analysts as a whole nor the investment funds as a whole can expect to ‘beat the market,’ because in a significant sense they (or you) are the market."
For most investment managers, ChatGPT represents the starting whistle in a tech arms race many had hoped to avoid.
So, do we human advisers and analysts stand any chance in the post-ChatGPT world?