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AI
The two-character ISO 3166 country code for ANGUILLAAI.

Artificial Intelligence
Any computer program that seeks to imitate human thought. Artificial intelligence is useful in making some investment decisions because it eliminates emotional trading and is able to make most calculations more quickly and accurately. As a result it is often used in some more complex investment strategies, notably arbitrage.


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