Benefit Street Partners uses OpenAI Codex for loan valuation and credit analysis tools
Benefit Street Partners' Anant Kumar uses OpenAI Codex to build tools that compare loan valuations and analyze credit agreements, applying the model for code review and faster follow-ups, according to an OpenAI customer story.
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