If I ran Robinhood, or IB, or Schwab etc... I'd be buying a ton of these NVDA Blackwell's and hiring whatever amount of coder's they require... and I would have it go back as far as it can based on the available in-house data.... and evaluate every winning/losing trade and every trader/event that surrounded them. That is oversimplifying what I am talking about by about 1000%, but some of you will understand. There's a billion data-points. And while the existing AI models are being focused on cute kitties and what to buy for xmas.... companies like IB are sitting on a goldmine of data that can be fed into AI learning algo's. The next Schwab email to active traders: "Sign up for our AI trading app beta." I wonder how many 'Blackwells' the top four AUM players have bought recently. My guess is a bunch. I would. Plan accordingly.
They'll never know unless they try. All these various AI applications use the large language models to figure out what they are supposed to do based on what their coders desire the outcome to be. That stuff is the tip of the iceberg, this is what people don't understand. The front facing AI looks like a glorified search engine, which it basically is.... but the power of what it can learn does not have to be soley applied to "large" databases. By comparison what IB holds in mineable trading data is probably the size of a pinhead in comparison to what these things mine off of Youtube or forums like ET or Reddit... but that doesn't matter. "Small" databases, and I use the word "small" in comparison to something like Google... are in reality huge to a specific niche. Would it work? I have no idea, but depending on how deep the coders wanted to get regarding a 1000 different variables... at the moment I think it would. I wrote this here long ago.... the more ubiquitous AI becomes in the tool sheds of the top 5 big dogs like Renaissance and Citadel.... the flatter the day trading opportunities will become. Enjoy what we have now because as they continually get smarter, we just kind of stay the same. Most of us at least. The algo's will become very hard to beat. ~vz
Wouldn't your ascension to CEO interfere with your gig work with UberEats? And you're confusing (hilariously) LLMops with MLops.
Geez. I thought I wouldn't need to use the ignore button, because I was told told you had grown up a little. Guess not. The ET playground bully with the weak, overused and not one bit of witty originality attempts to grow a following by sniping at someone who doesn't give a flying rat's ass about what a washed up wannabe option trader has to dish out. Bad day today? What's next? Dirt floors? Get help Beck. You really need it. It's obvious bro.