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Alex Albert@alexalbert__

The great thing about spreadsheets is they're structured, primarily text based, and often contain verifiable answers. They're on their way to being a solved problem. Very bullish for AI financial products like Claude for Financial Services.

2.2K likes45 repliesPosted Oct 27, 2025

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