EP 31: AI in Stock Prediction: The Stanford Study that outperformed 93% of Fund Managers
Stanford just dropped a bombshell study: an AI analyst made 30 years of stock picks and outperformed 93% of human mutual fund managers by an average of 600 basis points—that's 6% annually. This is absolutely massive in the investment world, kicking off Inside AssembleAI's AI in Finance series with the technology…
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