A founder explains how AI can make stock markets more efficient at allocating capital. The goal is embedding AI into every professional manager's workflow as a decision-making tool that guides where money flows and speeds up economic growth.
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What is Wall Street? Ultimately, what is the stock market? It's actually one of the most important collective intelligences that's been built in, in human history. It's the system that decides the most efficient allocation of capital. It's the system that decides what technologies, products, companies should be developed in order to effectively create the maximum amount of wealth for society as a whole. And so fundamentally, when I started this company, the idea was If we could make Wall Street more efficient, we can make the capital markets more efficient and have a fundamental effect in all of society. So 10 years from now, I would like to be a company that is incorporated into every professional manager's workflow. I'd like to be a part of the decisioning system in which everything is made. And the sort of net effect to that for society as a whole is an even further acceleration of effectively wealth creation. I want to be the sort of cyborg element of the brain that is guiding the best decisions on where to allocate capital and how to grow the economy.