ChatGPT would only be a 'B-minus student' of markets, State Street strategist who uses AI to pick stocks says
ChatGPT would score a"B-minus" if you assigned it homework about markets, according to a strategist who uses AI to help him pick stocks.
State Street managing director Matthew Bartolini said in an interview published Friday that the intelligent language bot can list surface-level investing knowledge but wouldn't score higher than 80% because it can't understand wider context. "The first time I saw it, we were playing around with it — 'write us a blog post about the benefits of ETFs,' and it got it probably 80% correct in how we would want to structure the argument," he told"And that's where ChatGPT is, that it kind of gives you about an 80%," Bartolini added.
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