Prompting a frozen model is nothing like reasoning with a human
Comparing prompting a frozen model to reasoning with a human, there is absolutely no comparison — the two are qualitatively different activities.
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Comparing prompting a frozen model to reasoning with a human, there is absolutely no comparison — the two are qualitatively different activities.
The unanswered question: if real edge lives in a human brain, how much can a machine actually capture? Whoever answers that is not building a product — they're building a new way of thinking in finance.
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Investors get their edge through decades of working and learning from some of the best traders in the industry by sitting next to them. But when an investor whose knowledge lives entirely in their head moves firms or retires, that intellectual property leaves with them.
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Financial investors keep up with markets that now move 24-7, try to understand billions of different data connections and how events relate to each other, and compare and understand the historical significance of events happening right now — what happened in the past, why it happened, and what the market did when it happened. A lot of work takes place before a financial decision is actually made.
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If everyone is building the same tools, what actually makes a tool different is the question builders must answer.
Investors benefit from the ability to deep dive into one thing with a 360-degree view of information they wouldn't have had before.
Relying on an agent that just apologizes to you instead of a human who can stand behind their decision undermines accountability.
Use an LLM as a debate partner to talk through and reason about trading decisions, e.g. asking whether FOMC is today or tomorrow.
A tool built on the weekend differs from one built 24/7 on every market with big data that is reliable and trustworthy — the latter becomes infrastructure. Before building AI into investing, understand what a financial investor is actually doing first. Pulling data from an LLM means giving it context on an old model.
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Anekha Sokhal spent nearly a decade as a derivative trader before moving into data science and machine learning, earned a Fulbright scholarship to study ML, and published a paper at ICLR while working on machine learning systems with NASA.
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