Ryan Miller

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4,581 appearances 12 recordings 2 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 10 Aug

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Making Billions: The Private Equity Podcast for Fund Managers, Alternative Asset Managers, and Venture Capital Investors · How Funds Use AI to Beat Rivals · 3 Aug 2026 podcast

And you and I are both like, ouch, sub hundred million dollar fund, which is really hard.

You could do it.

It's hard to run.

So if someone's in that position, how do they use these same tools to go toe to toe with a multi manager giant like some of your clients?

Brilliant.

So this really helps to get you into testing, I guess, in a more safe environment of different ideas, trade ideas that we talked about before, the idea and the expression of the idea itself.

And then reflexivity, one of the features that it helps with fund managers on the hedge fund side is working through those ideas and maybe finding other correlations, just testing your theory without putting all your money on the line.

And so I guess it takes away some of the gambling.

I know hedge funds aren't gambling, but it takes away that gut feeling to say, no, we are very confident moving into this trade because we've used certain tools that have really helped us to solidify what we're working on.

Would you say that's an accurate review?

And Brian, and you know, that kind of leads me earlier.

You talked about knowledge graphs when we first kind of open our discussion.

So how does a fund manager use a knowledge graph to expose a portfolio risk that just a spreadsheet doesn't show?

And before you answer that, maybe explain what a knowledge graph is, just in case this is new for some.

And then maybe go into how does that show that it's far more superior than just data on a spreadsheet?

Brilliant.

It reminds me almost like we'll say a spider web.

And I'm going to geek out here.

I don't I don't have a bunch of PhDs, so I'll use dumb guy talk, but I'm joking.

But they when one strand is affected, it might be felt somewhere else.

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