Insig Ai Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 27/4/2023 08:03

Good for technology and AI stocks in the US last night.

[parsnip1] 26/4/2023 19:41

Aye, I'm heading to Corfu lol

[judijudi] 26/4/2023 19:17

Pars,
Roll on Friday

[parsnip1] 26/4/2023 18:49

And the 6th reason is the horizontal sectors this can be applied to: intelligence, manufacturing, sales, project management, finance, education and forecasting just some of them. #POOLBEG a good example

[parsnip1] 26/4/2023 18:40

Fear.....of being back to 12p probably mate. The numbers and the news needs to roll in. Let me give you 6 reasons why I'm forward looking on this:
1. There is an Institutional Investor 2. The product is actually world class 3. Bernstein is no fool 4. AI is here to stay. To have waltzed in as the supplier to the FCA didn't take 5 minutes so the company was tenacious in its challenge to secure the business and must have won a competitive tender - all despite moaning shareholders (including me) complaining about interim milestones not being met and finally; Carval/Alliance Bernstein is bloody huge. A fraction of a percent payment on hundreds of billions is worth waiting for. I expect a significant increase in buying by Friday - PwC are no mugs so to be associated tomorrow on a global platform with them augurs well.....or so I believe 😉

[judijudi] 26/4/2023 18:22

Pars all well and good
But there is no buying
Why’s that mate?

[parsnip1] 26/4/2023 16:24

I'm sure a few ex GS boffins would appeal, particularly as they now have the FCA using their software.....purely conjecture of course

[hazl] 26/4/2023 16:21

Parsnip that is very fascinating.

[hazl] 26/4/2023 16:20

'Organizations that have adopted AI report realizing meaningful cost decreases and revenue increases.'

'Industry races ahead of academia.

Until 2014, most significant machine learning models were released by academia. Since then, industry has taken over. In 2022, there were 32 significant industry-produced machine learning models compared to just three produced by academia. Building state-of-the-art AI systems increasingly requires large amounts of data, compute, and money, resources that industry actors inherently possess in greater amounts compared to nonprofits and academia.'

Apparently more employers in the US are looking for people with AI skills.

[parsnip1] 26/4/2023 16:13

Interesting phrase...as I recall PwC took INSG as one of 10 companies they "would look to work closely with" some 18 months ago.....Back to the phrase:

while targeting AI software makers for potential acquisitions. 

[hazl] 26/4/2023 16:10

Goodness in contrast guess what was the biggest carbon emitter!

[noujay] 26/4/2023 16:02

More than somewhat timely!

[hazl] 26/4/2023 16:02

Shows word has got out.

[hazl] 26/4/2023 16:00

Thanks very much parsnip.

[hazl] 26/4/2023 15:14

Completely OT before anyone goes on.



Hey did anyone watch the space X launch just now?

I always find it exciting and something went up, separated successfully it seems, then aborted because there was concern raised on a landing failure likelihood.
So if you want to watch they are trying again tomorrow.
I don't like the idea of lots of satellites in the sky spoiling the view but it is history in the making and I enjoy the idea of seeing it happen.

[judijudi] 26/4/2023 12:10

Superb news 😂🤣

[hazl] 26/4/2023 11:59

A lot of the market is dropping we aren't despite your protestations.


I see Motley fool has AI on it's list of featured investing trends.

'Rule Breakers: Artificial Intelligence


The Motley Fool's deep dive into "The Third Wave" of technology'.

[hazl] 26/4/2023 11:56

Double yawn.

[judijudi] 26/4/2023 11:49

I see the market wholeheartedly agrees with you

133 shares traded

zzzzz

[hazl] 26/4/2023 11:44

So I see.

Yawn.

[judijudi] 26/4/2023 11:10

You have your opinion I have mine
To which I’m actually entitled

I will keep on banging the same drum until I see a material step change from the company!

[hazl] 26/4/2023 11:00

Rubbish....even companies having rising profits have dropped in these markets.

Bias is understandable but not necessarily the way forward in my opinion.