Frontier LLMs are fine for studies, but not for production trading code
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-07-29
A commenter argues that frontier LLMs are useful for study work and non-critical code, but should not be trusted with production trading systems.
- They say people with quant backgrounds are not surprised by the gap.
- The claim is that LLMs can help with exploratory or low-stakes code, but they still forget important details.
- For trading code running in production, the advice is simple: do not touch it with agents yet.
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