David Gurra

Just your reaction to that research report and the co-author's thoughts there.

Okay, well, let's talk about what's defensible, because there's this drip feed of AI doomerism, shall we say, in these various reports and blog posts coming from the CEO of Anthropic himself to over at Citrini.

We've also had Harvard coming out with their piece that we're seeing it being incredibly effective when it comes to financial security.

analysis and portfolio decision-making.

The Harvard-led study is talking about how trading, mutual fund trading decisions, 71%, it predicted right.

The model was trained over a five-year window, but they're also talking about, look, maybe the outperformance bit is what it misses.

So, from your perspective, where's the outperformance going to come from some of the companies that can withstand this, that can show that they're really effective while using the AI tools?

Hilary Frisch, Clearbridge Investments.

Thank you very much.

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