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Aug 21, 2026
From the archive: How to survive and thrive as a buy side analyst
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Tom KehoeHOST
Um, do you cover how to use these tools? Um, you know, what, what, what do you think yourself in terms of how generative AI or even just a broader scope around AI, AI, how do you think that's going to influence, you know, the asset management industry?

Brett CaughranGUEST
[lip smacks] What I would say is that machine learning broadly is not a new concept, right? If you talk to the quantitative managers, machine learning and even large language models have been a concept that have been in development for years.

Brett CaughranGUEST
I think many of them would say that the, the development curve has acceler-accelerated, um, but this is a concept that has been in de- in development for, for, for, for, for a period of time.

Brett CaughranGUEST
I would say as I've looked at the tools for fundamental analysts, so far I have been a bit underwhelmed in, in, in, in, in, in, in the tools.
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