/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.54770587]

Will AIs like chat GPT will be able to predict the market in the future? What's the implication of this.

[Anonymous No.54770599]

>>54770587
No

[Anonymous No.54770652]

>>54770587
That's NOT a man

[Anonymous No.54770681]

whats that actress' name?

[Anonymous No.54770685]

>>54770587
>able to intake a vast amount of data
>able to make an insane amount of connections between said pieces of data
Aside from magic, yes, they're already able to predict the future far better than humans.

[Anonymous No.54770691]

>>54770587
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[Anonymous No.54770700]

>>54770587
AI models like ChatGPT may become increasingly proficient in analyzing financial markets and making predictions, but their ability to consistently and accurately predict market movements will always be limited. Financial markets are influenced by a complex set of factors, including economic indicators, political events, and human emotions, which makes them inherently unpredictable.

However, AI models can help investors make more informed decisions by analyzing vast amounts of data and identifying trends, patterns, or correlations that may be difficult for humans to discern. Some possible implications of using AI for market predictions include:

Improved decision-making: AI can help investors better understand the factors that drive market movements and make more informed investment decisions.

Increased efficiency: AI-driven tools can help investment professionals analyze data and generate insights more quickly, enabling them to respond to market developments more effectively.

Enhanced risk management: AI can help identify and manage potential risks in investment portfolios, which could lead to more resilient financial systems.

Ethical concerns: The widespread use of AI in finance could raise ethical concerns, such as the potential for biased algorithms or the concentration of power in the hands of a few large technology companies.

Job displacement: As AI becomes more capable, there is potential for job displacement in certain areas of the financial sector, particularly in roles that focus on data analysis and market forecasting. This could lead to increased demand for new skill sets and the need for retraining programs.

Market manipulation: AI-driven trading strategies could lead to market manipulation if they are used to create artificial price movements or exploit market inefficiencies, which could negatively affect other market participants and undermine the stability of financial systems.

[Anonymous No.54770706]

>>54770587
she doesn't like her teeth

[Anonymous No.54770742]

>>54770587
Small booba is only acceptable on a tomboy.

[Anonymous No.54770774]

>>54770587
Where can I see her tiddies

[Anonymous No.54771678]

>>54770706
When I was living in Taiwan once, there was a cutie I briefly encountered, must have been early/mid 20's. What especially stood out to my surprise was her teeth. I don't know why because it's not something I am ever actively drawn to but they were 100% pristine and perfect. Her smile was exceptional too though, it just oozed friendliness so I guess that's the attention draw too. It's hard to describe the magic of her smile but I'll never forget it.

Another time, when I was in a cafe I usually visit, there was girl I saw only once too. She must have been late teens but wow, her smile was astonishing, I could not stop looking at her facial expressions, so illuminating. It was a naturally broad smile on a lovely round face, a real gem.

>>54770587
Anyway, Chat GPT, anything can predict but being right is something else. I think it will become valuable if enough live data feeds are "fed into it". Theoretical modelling of the worlds systems, should be able to produce some accurate predictions.

[Anonymous No.54771791]

>>54770587
yeah but she's not hot though.

[Anonymous No.54771848]

>>54770587
sort of. as soon as a good one gets tuned and adopted by the masses they'll change the pattern just enough to throw it off. the market is already controlled by ai

[Anonymous No.54771861]

>>54771848
ever broker or exchange, as well as charting sites tradingview etc sells user data to the market makers and they use that data to make it unpredictable. unless you code your own stuff, every line you draw or indicator setup is in the system

[Anonymous No.54771863]

>>54770587
Obviously not. When enough people use AI to predict the market, then the market becomes unpredictable again.

[Anonymous No.54772001]

>>54770700
an AI made that post

never relax around AI's

[Anonymous No.54772011]

>>54770691
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[Anonymous No.54772066]

>>54770691
Shalom

[Anonymous No.54772085]

>>54770587
>Consumer retard a.k.a. a woman
No thanks

[Anonymous No.54772160]

>>54770587
No. Consider that if that software did, the market would be a "solved game" and would cease to work. Instead, it will be a constant arms race, like it always was, in which "AI" software will be successful for a while, but countermeasures will develop. Same as it ever was.

[Anonymous No.54772369]

>>54770691
Nigga she's black(mexican).

[Anonymous No.54772437]

>>54770691
SHALOM!!!!!

[Anonymous No.54773597]

>>54770706
Impeccable perception on your part

[Anonymous No.54773657]

>>54770587
No. One word: Alpha decay

[Anonymous No.54773798]

Has anyone used this?

[Anonymous No.54773862]

>>54770587
we already have algorithmic trading bots that are much better than chatgpt

[Anonymous No.54773965]

>>54770700
Stock Markets, used to be PHONE BASED to do trades, you'd CALL your trade in, pay the fee's, and then you'd make/lose money on said trade, on the investor profits you'd share in, and other trade related capital money generation.
Then computer market trading took off.
Call-ins phased out immediately because the ability to make a trade in nanoseconds or faster was IMMENSLY powerful for being able to make/lose money. Dedicated microwave transmission towers and dedicated fibre-optic lines with close to zero latency/high speeds became the requirement to make trades. Of course American's and the public at large couldn't do this themselves and had to pay the larger corporations and trade-houses had full control to access/info for the markets.
No human COULD do said trades. Now we have a iteration of said AI and software that's been leaked to the public and made legally available to drum up support/opposition.

Also all the plot points spoken of in >>54770700
are already going on. No one is stopping it in any party because they are in on it. The only ones with some semblance of human control are those at top, the actual software developers, those who developed and know the mathematical equations used, and congressman who KNOW when laws affecting the businesses, industries, banks, foreign investments, and other things will "suddenly, without warning" become active and do their trades accordingly, all within the law.

[Anonymous No.54773995]

>>54770587
No.

[Anonymous No.54776287]

>>54770587
I don't think so, I once asked him for nuclear codes and he gave them to me, but they weren't good for shit and then he told me "you asked for it hypothetically" maybe it will be a couple more years before they finish developing, meanwhile I will continue with Hamachi Finance until the AI technology finishes evolving

[Anonymous No.54776306]

if only there were some sort of "guardrails" for ai system coming that also propped up a much fairer financial system in general

[Anonymous No.54776446]

>>54770652
Correct, it's a boy