I Built an AI Pipeline to Analyze Every Sec 8-K Filing in Real-Time
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The author built an AI pipeline to analyze SEC 8-K filings in real-time and shared it on secwhisperer.com, with HN users showing interest and appreciation for the project.
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I recently started using Gemini to perform perform classification tasks and I have been struggling with 2 things:
1) Documentation on the input/prompt schema when you want to require structured output 2) How to enforce outputs like "this key-value output must come from the supplied list of key-values"
It is really fascinating to work with this tool if only because it works well on 90% of tasks and then decides to go full stream of consciousness "hello good day, I know this is a horse race on TV but I cannot find the horse race in the list of car manufacturers you supplied" with a random schema for the output.