Most investors have used ChatGPT or another breed of modern GenAI tool to summarize one or more reporting documents. While the results look promising, they never hold up to scrutiny. Not only are hallucinated sentences and paragraphs a common occurrence, but the summaries are also often too general to be useful.
We built Knowledge-Aware Summaries to address this: summaries that are aware of what you know about the company: We won’t tell you every quarter that Apple sells iPhones, only if something meaningful changes the company’s business model, markets, pricing, organization, balance sheet, etc.
Identify what companies start telling investors and what they stop telling them: what has management promised investors this quarter, and are they holding themselves accountable for prior promises and statements.
Knowledge-Aware Summaries will still give you the benefits of using modern generative AI models as they summarize a document of hundreds of pages in a few paragraphs. But they will do so in a way that is actually useful to you.