The Deep Learning Revolution on Wall Street

Michael Kuchins: I generally start by having people introduce themselves and give a little bit of background where you got your education. He says he started working in machine learning in the late 80s, which at that time was a subfield of the then discredited larger field of artificial intelligence. "I still don't think deep learning has made the inroads it has in other applications areas like computer vision and speech," said Kuchins. 'The most promising area for deep learning on Wall Street is probably in the area of high frequency trading'