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New ETF uses AI chat bots to emulate Buffett and other ‘great’ investors
A one-person start-up launched an ETF this week that uses AI large language models (LLM) to “build a global equity portfolio inspired by the world’s greatest investors,” including Warren Buffett.
The Intelligent Livermore ETF’s ticker symbol is LIVR. It is named after day trading pioneer Jesse Livermore who gained fame by going short just before the 1929 Wall Street crash.)
Intelligent Alpha Founder and CEO Doug Clinton told Fortune he created an “investment committee” with OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and Anthropic’s Claude.
They analyze the philosophies and strategies of a selection of “great investors” including Buffett, Stanley Druckenmiller, and David Tepper, by parsing their public letters, statements, and interviews.
(None of those names appear in either the news release or prospectus, presumably for legal reasons.)
A human analyst sets the “intended strategy” for the portfolio and reviews the stocks generated by the LLMs to make sure they fit that strategy.
The $3 million ETF’s top three holdings are Meta, NVIDIA, and Taiwan Semiconductor. It has a management fee of 0.69%.
(Last year, Berkshire sold a $4 billion-plus position in TSM, acquired just months before, because he was concerned about tensions between Taiwan and China.)
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In an interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Clinton said unlike previous approaches involving traditional machine learning, which sort through large amounts of what he calls “noisy” data to create algorithms, testing shows his LLM approach is superior because it combines “good” data with an instruction set that encapsulates a philosophy about how to think about the world as an investor who isn’t “susceptible” to human emotional swings.
"They can sort of replicate or pretend to be any investor. That’s one of the superpowers of AI,” Clinton told Fortune.
"You could have it be a super aggressive growth investor, or you could have it be a super value conscious Buffett acolyte.”
The latter will presumably be the strategy of the Intelligent Omaha ETF, ticker symbol AIWB, which is one of several funds still in the works.
A prospectus says it will have an “emphasis on returns on invested capital, enduring business models with the ability to serve customers for long periods of time, and long-term business ownership.”