Anyone using AI For Their Investing?

[myrdale]

I've been messing around with some AI stuff alongside my usual research; it’s decent for spotting patterns, but I still double-check everything before making any actual moves.

Is there any particular AI platform you'd recommend?

[LivingAlmostLarge]

i've used chatgpt for planning trips and packing lists. Put in itinerary last year and got packing list. Put in where I want to visit and got itinerary. very cool

[disneysteve]

Is there any particular AI platform you'd recommend?

Just a heads up that the user who posted that went back and edited their post to add a spam link so the post was deleted and the user banned. They won't be answering your question.

[myrdale]

Just a heads up that the user who posted that went back and edited their post to add a spam link so the post was deleted and the user banned. They won't be answering your question.

That is the exact reason why I engaged them with a quote and question to start with. It's a record of what they actually posted and it provides a chance for them to interact.

I'm amazed that they don't get more creative with the user names. In nearly every case I've seen the user name is FirstNameLastName.

[myrdale]

I tried using some AI strategies alongside my own research, but I still double-check things before acting. It’s fast with data, but I don’t fully trust it with money decisions yet.

Which AI strategies did you try?

[Randomsaver]

For me, AI tools/models should be developed by the stock brokerages. They could create an ETF for it where folks can invest to it. It's like a Mutual Fund but automated logic on how to manage the underlying holdings, hence, can be sold as an ETF.

[LivingAlmostLarge]

Chatgpt is what is used for msft copilot. gemini i have heard is bettter for research papers and llama meta's is pretty good too. Anthrologic isn't bad. Amazon hasn't made any headway and apple is behind