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Yikes! I can only imagine an LLM hallucinating my portfolio to zero.
It may not hallucinate yours to zero, or mine, or franks, or Mary's, but at some point it will do it to someone. That's the issue I have with these approaches *at scale*. I'm sure one day we'll get 100.00% reliable outputs such that autonomous agents can do this, however that's not today.
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Did you benchmark it against holding the same value in S&P 500 or similar ETF over the same period?
they said their paper account did 2% over a few months, which is not beating the s&p 500, and is probably why they said "someone could make money off this, but not me"
Hell, that's lower than inflation.
It may be no better than flipping coins.
I’ve been doing this as well it also works well when you hook it up to Edgar or feed in investor relations documents or earnings transcripts. You can extract a lot of data at scale for regressions using small models with few shot prompts running locally.
What do you mean by "regressions"?
Like, immediately, I want it to order me some groceries based on what it sees in my fridge and what I cook.
And to remind me to change my air filters. Or book my vacation for me, knowing I like a mediterranean vibe and Bistecco Florentine.
I am absolutely excited for all of this. It really is as big as the iPhone.
Yikes! I can only imagine an LLM hallucinating my portfolio to zero.
It may not hallucinate yours to zero, or mine, or franks, or Mary's, but at some point it will do it to someone. That's the issue I have with these approaches *at scale*. I'm sure one day we'll get 100.00% reliable outputs such that autonomous agents can do this, however that's not today.
algo trading already there for decades but addition with AI that can process corporate performance, trends etc can make it to another level but if we do this, does this good for market??? since if everyone have access to this tool. meaning that market would get optimized to the ground and what happen to daily trader etc ??? does that mean everyone just win/lose money equally???
MCP everywhere is going to be such a societal changer. Once your bank and credit cards get MCP servers, that's it. It's next level society. Like, immediately, I want it to order me some groceries based on what it sees in my fridge and what I cook. And to remind me to change my air filters. Or book my vacation for me, knowing I like a mediterranean vibe and Bistecco Florentine. I am absolutely excited for all of this.…
I'm not categorically against the development, but I want to categorically confirm bank transactions.
Sometimes Go can get under my skin. The MCP SDK makes you jump through all these hoops to configure tools according to a JSON schema, but when it comes to handling the actual request you need to deal with parsing everything again out of a `map[string]any`. It's such a pain to need to reach for codegen all the time.
Go is pretty miserable for dealing with JSON compared to Python
MCP everywhere is going to be such a societal changer. Once your bank and credit cards get MCP servers, that's it. It's next level society. Like, immediately, I want it to order me some groceries based on what it sees in my fridge and what I cook. And to remind me to change my air filters. Or book my vacation for me, knowing I like a mediterranean vibe and Bistecco Florentine. I am absolutely excited for all of this.…