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May 5, 2023Finance research letters77 citationsOpen Access

Sentiment spin: Attacking financial sentiment with GPT-3

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MLMarkus Leippold

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In this study, we explore the susceptibility of financial sentiment analysis to adversarial attacks that manipulate financial texts. With the rise of AI readership in the financial sector, companies are adapting their language and disclosures to fit AI processing better, leading to concerns about the potential for manipulation. In the finance literature, keyword-based methods, such as dictionaries, are still widely used for financial sentiment analysis due to their perceived transparency. However, our research demonstrates the vulnerability of keyword-based approaches by successfully generating adversarial attacks using the sophisticated transformer model, GPT-3. With a success rate of nearly 99% for negative sentences in the Financial Phrase Bank, a widely used database for financial sentiment analysis, we highlight the importance of incorporating robust methods, such as context-aware approaches such as BERT, in financial sentiment analysis.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1016142badbc352aff4a5bhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.frl.2023.103957
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