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Nope If anything firms are pulling back (I know someone closely who works at blackrock).

• biophysboy 5mo ago
  pulling back as in setting more realistic token budgets, or something more drastic? I'm curious
  • iewjj 5mo ago
    Stopped using them altogether in the context of productivity - in essence they’re useless.
    • roughly 5mo ago
      I can believe that. Gambler’s Ruin gets costly when you’ve actually got money on the line.
• semiquaver 5mo ago
  I don’t just know someone who works in finance, I am someone who works in finance and I say you’re wrong.
  • iewjj 5mo ago
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    • infecto 5mo ago
      Let’s state the obvious. You have an account that was just created. Are posting specific details internal to a company with what is typically a biased area. And now throwing vulgarities out. No credibility.
      • iewjj 5mo ago
        Don’t really care fella. If you don’t believe it screenshot my posts and revisit in 6 months. I’d put money behind what I say, would you?
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• kx_x 5mo ago
  In what context? For research and theses evaluations, we're observing that firms - of names we all know - are bullish and even eager to try AI products. Regarding automated asset management and the likes, indeed there's much more apprehension.