Using public information and making small tweaks, an alpha-seeking AI fund manager outperformed 93% of mutual fund managers by an average of 600%.

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    for what it’s worth “AI” has been making trades around the clock for quite a long time now it’s just getting better. but it’s not the AI that you’re thinking of in the modern context like an llm these are very specific logical trading bots.

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    I could care less if it beats someone on data that already happened. Let me know how it does going forward. My guess is that it won’t beat an s&p500 index fund.

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    What kind of AI? An LLM? Because I can see how hindsight would be hugely beneficial for stock trade. And if they used a model with knowledge from 2024 on data on 1990…

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      What makes you think this was LLM? From reading the article, it sounds like something else.

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    If an AI can emulate Renaissance Technologies’ Medallion Fund and do so on a large scale in the future, that would be a great step forward, but only a few would be able to do so.