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Discover how the AI application ChatGPT outperformed the stock market average by 400% during the October 2021 to December 2022 period! Uncover the remarkable research from the University of Florida and the sentiment analysis AI algorithm used by OpenAI to analyze headlines, detect positive and negative news about companies, and determine stock price shifts.
Meta is an AI tech company specializing in smart assistants and robotic process automation. They have recently open-sourced a multisensory Artificial Intelligence model combining six types of data for a more complex analysis. Thomas König, founder and CEO of Meta, brings extensive AI experience to the project to make it more accessible and potentially revolutionize many industries.
ChatGPT, the AI chatbot by OpenAI, has shown reliable results in predicting stock price movement, as backed up by a new University of Florida paper. Comparing over 50,000 headlines from NYSE, Nasdaq and more, ChatGPT outperforms traditional models with its advanced language understanding capabilities. Its accuracy has been tested in a survey by a financial comparison site, revealing a 4.9% growth amid the average 8% loss of leading funds. AI for asset management may soon lift global GDP by 7% and productivity growth by 1.5 percentage points. OpenAI's progress with ChatGPT brings future opportunities in finance and technology.
Discover how ChatGPT provides accuracte predictions of stock prices through its advanced sentiment analysis techniques. The University of Florida finance professors Nicholas Williams and William Moore conducted a research where they studied and examined the accuracy of ChatGPT using more than 50,000 news headlines. Find out what the research concluded by reading their study now!
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