"The most popular AI models from ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Grok and Gemini provided wrong answers to financial queries 57 per cent of the time on average". LMAOOOOhttps://x.com/MauiBoyMacro/status/2101314875914059905?s=20
Just inverse
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>>62707446Ironic coming from FT. FT is a total rag. This ain’t to say that Ai bots are good at finance questions.
Supreme Intelligence, according to the orange retard.If you ask it about anything regarding finance in EU it defaults to 'ya, ECB rate is 3.5% now :-D'Ask about any stock and it gives you prices from some random ass period>YOU WERE RIGHT TO CALL ME OUT THERE!!!!
>>62707448fpbp
>>62707450I know when its bullshit and the numbers don't match
>>62707446Thats me flipping a coin!
>>62707446Sounds like we're in the right business boys!
>>62707446Lol
>>62707579>Ask about any stock and it gives you prices from some random ass periodAre you finally getting it?
Whenever I'm using AI for something important, I just use a bot I created which asks the same question to 5 AI models (3 US based, 2 Chinese based) and cross-reference the answers. Simple as
>>62707579They are only updated to their training date you have to prompt it to pull recent stuffThe fuax confirmdence is pretty cringe tho it should give a confidence rating by default
>>62707446My experience with Gemini and ChatGPT is actually much much worse, they're Dunning-Krugger machines at best and completely useless most of the time.
>>62707446AI tends to be great at providing answers on topics I know nothing about, and trash at providing answers on topics I am knowledgeable in.
>>62708367This. Most of the retards in my work place can't live without it. You can see the cognitive decline in real time.
>>62707446>most popularthe most popular are the shitty ones available for free
>>62708687YOU WERE RIGHT TO CALL ME OUT THERE!!!! I WAS BEING OVERLY ENTHUSIASTIC XD
>HONESTLY?>FAIR POINT.(3 BULLET POINTS)
>>62709105Kek
>>62707446well, no shit. Why would kikes give goyim a tool that can let them make money effortlessly? I bet it the slop machines have some guardrails that prevents them from giving real insights from market data.
>>62709105>but here's the kicker>it's not right>because it not wrong
>>62708367Hilarious that the plebs took the advice that anyone who doesn't work with AI will be left behind to heart and made themselves retarded to stay relevant. I haven't used it for anything. My job is too niche and high risk for AI to even compete. I've seen the beginnings else where in the field. There is no reddit thread on how to do the work, most of it is case specific, I confirmed last week the people who wrotes the rules, considered sacrosant to some, and understand them are all dead or senile now. I feel nothing watching over paid engineers and PMs act like a cargo cult carrying actions for reasons they don't and will now never understand. If I explain something is wrong they sperg out and then just tell me to do whatever I want if I can keep liability down and my blasphemy to myself. I spent the last three years redoing engineering PEs signed off on with dozens of employees costing a million a month and who got it wrong most of the time. I would absolutely love if AI was shoe horned into such a project so it could kill someone and I could make overtime showcasing how everyone to include skynet is retarded and burns money for no tangible results. I'll take my newly found secrets with me to the grave but would like to charge companies a consulting fee to unfuck the inevitable lawsuits that come from outsourcing everything to LLMs and Pay4Degree jeets. AI would fit into the mix perfectly at first until it jams a round peg into a square hole and causes a crisis. Fuck the data set is so small I might poison it myself.
>>62707446This is just a smear campaign.Astra is smarter than 99% of us.Rare hallucinations will soon be overcome.
>>62707446Not only financial, but law queries in general for some reason. They literally make shit up. I always ask for sources pulled from legitimate legal documents and they'll lie about them existing. And it's not like they're digging up some old stuff that's outdated, no, they're hallucinating every time.
>>62707446They give you the normie mainstream answers. You need some knowledge and be able to call them out on things and dig deeper to get any valuable out of it. It's a tool to help you think, help understand and break down complex topics, find obscure information and have conversations back and forth, not let it do all the thinking for you.
>>62707446Cute but the questions were shit and the average American would answer 99% incorrectly.
>>62707446how come it is literally illegal to give financial advice but ai chatbots can just do anything and nobody is accountable
>>62709477I guess the answer is that nobody's sued the AI companies over shit financial advice yet
>>62708367I used to use Gemini and it was a real piece of shit. Struggled with basic queries and would always misquote stock prices, even when I prompted to check todays prices. Couldn't do basic shit - like I'd ask it to notify me of the outcome of an FOMC meeting and it wouldn't be able to. I started using ChatGPT after Astra released and I'm finding it much better. It will still occasionally fuck up on prices but does it much less often. It also seems like it just has more functionality overall, plugs in to a lot of different apps and can do a lot of useful shit.
