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I was just thinking that. You'd only have to beat out all the overly-literal bots on a single day, so I'd imagine the complexity of the problem is dramatically
by crazypyro 12y ago
I was just thinking that. You'd only have to beat out all the overly-literal bots on a single day, so I'd imagine the complexity of the problem is dramatically reduced. I think ideally you would train a bot to recognize some measure of satire/joking, yet you would only want to execute on the press releases/articles that were just on the very edge of satire, so as to detect satire that fools as many general purpose bots as possible, as fast as possible. I doubt there is really that much of this happening, relative to the size of the market, though.
- wcfields 12y agoThis satire alone created a $100 million bump. It makes sense now that in Feb to do a skunkworks satire/parody engine that runs on April 1st and compares against the other high frequency trading bots that aren't equipped to handle nuance.