Written by a long-time financial journalist, AI Street covers how Wall Street is using the latest AI technologies—like ChatGPT and other large language models—across hedge funds, asset managers, banks, fintechs, and regulators.
While financial institutions have used traditional AI and machine learning for decades, we focus on the new wave: automating equity research, creating custom portfolios, building novel datasets, and deploying AI agents that can reason through complex financial decisions.
AI Street is read by thousands of financial professionals—including quants, portfolio managers, CTOs, and AI leads—at Bloomberg, BlackRock, Citadel, Two Sigma, JPMorgan, Bridgewater, and more than 50 other leading financial institutions.
What Readers are Saying
“AI Street has become one of the preeminent voices in the HedgeFund world and is an amazing source for the direction of the Quantitative world,” Alexander Fleiss, CEO Rebellion Research.
“AI Street is an informative newsletter on AI in Finance. It is worth following,” said Tucker Balch, Ex-JPMorgan Executive.
“AI Street is an excellent weekly newsletter... I’d recommend,” Onur L Cetin, Co-Founder at AI Growth Bureau.
“Provides great insights into AI's impact on Wall Street, the latest AI news, and in-depth research analysis,” Manish Jha PhD, Professor at Georgia State University.
“I have been reading AI Street, and I really enjoy it!” Daniele Grassi, CEO & Co-Founder at Axyon.ai.
What topics do you cover?
Breaking news on AI adoption at major financial institutions (JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, UBS, etc.)
Regulatory developments from the SEC, Federal Reserve, and other financial regulators
Fundraising and startup news in the AI + finance space
Interviews with founders building finance-focused AI tools
Technical trends (retrieval-augmented generation, fine-tuning, vector databases) applied to markets
Tools and vendors gaining traction inside financial institutions
About the Author
AI Street is written by me, Matt Robinson. I spent more than a decade at Bloomberg News in New York, covering everything from derivatives blowups and bitcoin money laundering to insider trading, fixed-income markets, and Elon Musk’s feud with a whistleblower. I was also sued by a hedge fund priest in a case that was eventually dismissed. And he was later sued by the SEC.
I now live in Milan, with my wife and our two daughters. Connect with me on LinkedIn.
