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Quant (ex-NYU ML in Finance) built long-form AI equity primers

Hacker News - AI
Aug 12, 2025 16:52
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A former NYU machine learning researcher in finance has developed AI-generated long-form equity primers, such as a detailed report on Transocean Ltd. This approach demonstrates how AI can automate the creation of comprehensive financial analyses, potentially increasing efficiency and accessibility in investment research. The development highlights AI's growing role in transforming traditional finance workflows.

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