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Essay / Artificial Intelligence and Investment - 1659
Artificial Intelligence and InvestmentINTRODUCTIONArtificial intelligence can be defined as the ability of a computer to perform activities normally considered to require human intelligence. Techniques for this intelligence include knowledge-based techniques, machine learning and natural language processing. Investment can be defined as the act of committing money to a business other than earning a profit. Investing activities require data identification, asset valuation (the process of determining the value of something), and risk management (the process of managing uncertainty in investment decision making). investment). Artificial intelligence techniques can be applied to financial investment, particularly in the areas of credit risk assessment and stock valuation. In the future, we can expect artificial intelligence techniques to be integrated into systems that simultaneously address investment activities. WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? Technology is an important factor in investment activities. For example, stock trading is computerized and can automatically execute trading of large volumes of stocks. This has become an extremely common activity on stock exchanges in our advanced world. Artificial intelligence allows humans to have a “head start” by using computers when investing. Years ago, a typical activity for a computer program was simple or even complex numerical calculations. An example of this might be a forensic scientist's ability to calculate the trajectory and configuration of a bullet. Today, computers are more advanced. There is no problem for a computer program to assist humans in their decision-making processes. Humans have access to huge databases across the world via the Internet...... middle of paper ...... collection, asset valuation and portfolio management). These systems will interact with humans and humans will be able to specify their preferences and make difficult decisions. CRITICISM OF ABSTRACT In general, the article "Artificial Intelligence and Investment" has provided many valuable insights into the current and future paths of 'artificial intelligence. intelligence systems. The article was divided into simple sections which helped in the development of the article. The author's intention of relating artificial intelligence to investment has successfully explained that artificial intelligence is of great help to investors around the world. On the other hand, I think the article contained examples and terms that weren't really explained in enough detail to the average user. Basically, some terms were not presented at the level of an average reader.