Connecticut-based foreign exchange company Interactive Brokers has upgraded its IBot artificial intelligence platform with the roll-out to Android-powered devices, according to reports. The latest beta version of the robot, which understands commands related to account information, charts and quotes, has been given broader capabilities, including the integration of an Interactive Brokers' website search with IBot, allowing task-based and educational returns. According to reports, the new features will be available in a public preview starting on April 1, but it is unclear when they will become available.
Connecticut-based foreign exchange company Interactive Brokers has upgraded its IBot artificial intelligence platform with the roll-out to Android-powered devices, according to reports. The latest beta version of the robot, which understands commands related to account information, charts and quotes, has been given broader capabilities, including the integration of an Interactive Brokers' website search with IBot, allowing task-based and educational returns. Interactive Brokers has invited traders to take part in mobile beta testing, with the caveat that that trading is live.