AI in Investing

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Summary

A finance professional with 14 years of experience and CFA certification expresses skepticism about current AI applications in investing, citing overly optimistic or superficial results, and asks how others are effectively using AI.

I work in finance the last 14 years. I have the CFA. I manage over 10 billion in AUM. I am not sure that I am impressed at all with what I am seeing from AI in the world in investing. Sure it can summarize earnings,do research, but in my experience a lot of the results are overly optimistic or just surface level. Genuinely interested in how others are using AI to supplement their investment work
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