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One of the first fields impacted by ChatGPT after its release in November 2022 was coding. To an experienced quant, long stacks of code across a variety of different coding languages had traditionally been a time sink, if not a barrier. Large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s GPT-4, Codex, and Google’s Codey let quants convert natural-language requests into usable code and check its accuracy.

But using these platforms at the enterprise level doesn’t come cheap for financial firms facing rising

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