Architect Uses AI to Make Algorithmic Trading Strategies Easier for Crypto Traders

Architect, a new venture founded by former FTX.US CEO Brett Harrison, aims to bring investment tools to individual traders and large institutions using artificial intelligence (AI). The platform has been available in beta mode since May and uses generative AI tools such as OpenAI's ChatGPT to write algorithmic trading code for crypto.

Architect is still in the early exploration phase of AI tools and envisions it as part of a suite of features on its platform. The success of the trading strategies depends on the team behind it, not just the generative AI used to build it.

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