It’s a common thing for malware. But people are going to be more likely to fall for it when mainstream sites ask you to complete weird tasks with your phone to verify your identity.
People are constantly made to jump through strange hoops to do things on the internet. Unless you're really keyed in to what's going on, it's easy to fall for stuff like that.
There was a paper lately, claiming that bank & insurances are going to layoff around 200k in the next years globally.
(which would be according to them a reduction of 3-4% of finance people)
Regarding customer support on phone:
I usually have lock with just waiting and not responding to the tel bot, very often you are routed to a human at the end :-D
Curious!
Could you elaborate a little bit on your pipeline as we are currently looking to solve this for our internal processes in which we have to deal with lots of financial information from outside, containing mass of numbers, like annual reports, bank statements, balance sheets etc.
Not who you’re replying for but I can give some thoughts.
For anything math, it’s much more reliable to give agents tools. So if you want to verify that your real estate offer is in the 90–95th percentile of offerings in the past three months, don’t give Claude that data and ask it to calculate. Offload to a tool that can query Postgres.
Similar with things needing data from an external source of truth. For example, what payers (insurance companies) reimburse for a specific CPT code (medical procedure) can change at any time and may be different between today and when the service was provided two months ago. Have a tool that farms out the calculation, which itself uses a database or whatever to pull the rate data.
The LLM can orchestrate and figure out what needs to be done, like a human would, but anything else is either scary (math) or expensive (it using context to constantly pull documentation.)
fomo/hype, not revenue. Google's AI business is a profitable business model and training to inference is vertically integrated. Their AI biz did not add 1T to their market cap, despite their much more advantageous position. A 1T valuation for Anthropic makes absolutely no sense.
It also makes no sense to me there are people qualified to participate in these secondary markets who are that stupid, but here we are.
....or you could put whatever silly wording onto it, like some of the Gym-influencers are doing, like "do the Bear of X exercise...." - there are no defined/coined terms for exercises globally.
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