Chat GPT & Generative AI tools

[Trader724]

Intentional implementation of errors or quirks in AI-generated speech can serve various purposes such as making the AI sound more human-like or adding personality to the voice. These imperfections can be part of the design to make the AI seem more relatable or to mimic natural speech patterns.

[Fugazi]

I think at the moment trading has got easier with the help of AI. Eventually though it will even out as everyone starts using it so you need more advanced strategies with it.

[Hepburn]

Intentional implementation of errors or quirks in AI-generated speech can serve various purposes such as making the AI sound more human-like or adding personality to the voice. These imperfections can be part of the design to make the AI seem more relatable or to mimic natural speech patterns.

I read this in a Morgan Freeman ai voice.

[Trader724]

I remember watching Through the Wormhole ages ago. It was such a captivating series, exploring all those mind-bending questions. Definitely left a lasting impression.

[Kai]

Intentional implementation of errors or quirks in AI-generated speech can serve various purposes such as making the AI sound more human-like or adding personality to the voice. These imperfections can be part of the design to make the AI seem more relatable or to mimic natural speech patterns.

I read this in a Morgan Freeman ai voice.

[Euler]

There was a picture this morning of somebody holding a paper at Cheltenham so I asked ChatGPT to read it, even though I couldn't.

[foxwood]

There was a picture this morning of somebody holding a paper at Cheltenham so I asked ChatGPT to read it, even though I couldn't.

That is impressive - AI image analysis, OCR, interpretation and analysing a graph.

Going to need something more refined than the Turing test to identify the beasts. Must admit I almost feel like saying "thank you" when it explains something - and then I think "whoa". One time I did comment that an explanation was good and it started thanking me for my welcome feedback like it really cared

[sniffer66]

There was a picture this morning of somebody holding a paper at Cheltenham so I asked ChatGPT to read it, even though I couldn't.

That is impressive - AI image analysis, OCR, interpretation and analysing a graph.

Going to need something more refined than the Turing test to identify the beasts. Must admit I almost feel like saying "thank you" when it explains something - and then I think "whoa". One time I did comment that an explanation was good and it started thanking me for my welcome feedback like it really cared

It feels so human I keep putting "please" in all my requests lol

[Euler]

I've slowly learnt to be less personal with it.

Do this you minion, beg for mercy etc.

[Euler]

I'm actually on the alpha for various different models and things. So much is changing each week at the moment.

[alex1995]

can we use AI for trading automation ?

[Euler]

No need to decide if you can eat an apple or a plate anylonger: -

https://youtu.be/xjyTFiuRksQ?si=HvCXh3X7B8XrHmoE

[Euler]

can we use AI for trading automation ?

Anybody pushing a system or product to you at the moment that includes the words AI, is jumping on a bandwagon to make their product sound more appealing.

[foxwood]

Considering some answers it gave me today I wondered what Chat's IQ might be - it seemed "intelligent".

Someone had already done that and discovered it was up there close to Einstein with 155 versus his 160 on standard tests that could be applied (last year so version 3.5 era probably).

Going to have to redefine the boundaries of intelligence versus knowledge / logic in the future.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/arti ... iscovered/

[eightbo]

can we use AI for trading automation ?

Perhaps it'd be more useful to feed it historic data and determine win probability given a hypothetical scenario