I can see how that could work. It has investment articles and forum discussions in its training data. It can hallucinate. The text it’s pulling from could have been written by an idiot or a malicious actor, but it might also show you something good that you can look into.
Well, the thing is, Grok can reference thousands of reports, analyses, and articles in seconds. It compares them and averages broker sentiment and it tracks past performance and quarterly reports. It would take me hours to do what Grok does in 5 seconds. It basically just gives me a great starting point to do my own research and make my decision within an hour instead of searching stocks and studying for a week.
That’s a general rule that makes LLMs useful: Use them for information gathering, not verification.
We still have plenty of idiots who don’t understand the second part, but if you do LLMs can help a lot.
Exactly.