LinqAlpha Launches AI Lab for Investment Model Bias Research

Aug 18, 2026
LinqAlpha has launched LinqAlpha AI Lab, a research group focused on measuring bias and trust in AI systems used for investment analysis.

LinqAlpha announced in a press release the launch of LinqAlpha AI Lab, a research group focused on AI systems used in investment research. The lab is debuting with a public research hub containing more than 13 publications and an open leaderboard that benchmarks investment biases in leading AI models.

The lab's peer reviewed study, Your AI, Not Your View: The Bias of LLMs in Investment Analysis, was published at the ACM International Conference on AI in Finance. LinqAlpha said the research found measurable and persistent investment biases across foundation models.

The lab is led by Chief Scientist Yongjae Lee, an associate professor at UNIST. Alejandro Lopez Lira of the University of Florida has joined as academic advisor.

LinqAlpha said the lab will publish new research weekly. Its launch materials include work presented at venues such as ICML, ACL, and ACM ICAIF, along with benchmark datasets including FinDER and FinAgentBench.

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