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Featuring capabilities such as Excel plugins, real-time market data connectors, and portfolio analysis tools, it also comes with built-in professional skills like pre-set discounted cash flow modeling and first-over report generation. It ranked first in the Vals AI Financial Agent Benchmark Test with an accuracy of 55.3%. The goal is to integrate artificial intelligence into key financial workflows. submitted by /u/zshm [link] [comments]

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I generated a realistic image of Bulbasaur under a leaf in a rainy forest years ago using bing, I took that image and put it in a image to video ai site then looped it and put it at the right ratio using a video editing software. The entire process was free and pretty quick, just had to do a few trial and error to get it right. submitted by /u/JustFred24 [link] [comments]

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I have never done a real project without using LLMs and I constantly feel like an imposter. I'm doing my Master's with only 6 months internship experience in my undergrad (which I managed using AI as well). I don't think I can actually code functionally. I understand the theory and I know coding languages, but I've never actually thought through the process of building anything on my own. I have one semester left for my Master's and I feel like I'm not good at any field. I just know the basics of everything and managed to get decent grades by using generic projects. I really want to differentiate mysef and become an expert in some field related to AI/ML but I don't know how to start. I don't even know the process of creating a project by myself without AI telling me what to do. Please give...