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Matt Levine, Columnist

Robots Will Write the Macro Forecasts

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There are two basic ways to use artificial intelligence to predict stock prices:

The first approach makes obvious intuitive sense and roughly describes what various quantitative investment firms actually get up to: There might be patterns in financial data that predict future returns, and deep learning is a statistical technique for finding them.