8 comments

  • glimshe 8 minutes ago

    Product idea: a LLM trained separately from mainline LLMs that anticipate market trends by analyzing how mainline LLMs will invest. As retail investors will probably use mainline AI for decisions going forward , one could get an edge.

    "The AI-driven Market Hypothesis"

    Please let me know where I should pick up my Nobel prize.

      ddp26 a few seconds ago

      I know this is tongue-in-cheek, but I think your idea could actually work, but not in financial markets. (The "keynesian beauty contest" of trying to predict what others think been played out to death there.)

      You could train a model to anticipating scientific trends. Or policy trends. Others will definitely use mainline LLMs to make decisions there, so they may be more predictable now!

      graypegg 6 minutes ago

      Then the next person needs an LLM trained to predict the LLM trained to predict the mainline LLM.

      It's derivatives all the way down

      codebastard 5 minutes ago

      Would you not then also copy the investments? Or are you trying to inverse the trades by an unpredictable time factor reasoning that thanks to AI the underlying stock is over- or underpriced?

  • anon48293 a minute ago

    Paywall

  • 296012 9 minutes ago

    That is too bad for The Economist. Exor N.V and Agnelli might replace some pundits at The Economist.

  • croes 5 minutes ago

    Given the training data isn’t that more a win for the wisdom of the crowd?

  • xgulfie 11 minutes ago

    Hasn't this been true for like 40 years