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Assessing the Implications of a Productivity Miracle
November 30, 2023
Greg Jensen, Lauren Simon, Josh Moriarty
What happens when cognitive tasks can be done at zero marginal costs? Co-CIO Greg Jensen explores some of the potential impacts that advancements of AI/ML technology could have on companies and the economy, including an extreme scenario that could potentially produce “explosive growth.”
Assessing the Implications of a Productivity Miracle
December 6, 2023
Greg Jensen and Jasjeet Sekhon Recognized as Top AI Experts
December 4, 2023
Co-CIO Greg Jensen and Bridgewater’s Chief Scientist of AIA Labs and Head of Machine Learning, Jasjeet Sekhon, are named among the top "AI experts to know at some of Wall Street’s biggest hedge funds” by Business Insider. They are recognized for their distinct contributions in AI at Bridgewater and in recognition of their leading efforts for Wall Street’s AI ambitions.
Exploring How AI Will Impact the Economy
December 28, 2023
The Big Picture: Back to the Future
January 11, 2024
Where Can Investors Find Geographic Diversification Today?
March 21, 2024
Do We Have the Technologies Necessary to Reduce Global Emissions?
April 1, 2024
Daniel Hochman, Jeremy Ng, Alexis Teh, JP Lucaci
Achieving the world’s ambitious climate goals will require rapidly scaling economically viable technologies, while also innovating, incentivizing, and investing in less mature technologies that are not yet cost-competitive.
Do We Have the Technologies Necessary to Reduce Global Emissions?
April 19, 2024
Karen Karniol-Tambour Named to Barron’s 2024 List of “Most Influential Women in Finance”
March 28, 2024
Co-Chief Investment Officer Karen Karniol-Tambour has been recognized among 100 women at the highest levels of leadership in US Finance.
Exploring the Implications of Sub-Saharan Africa's Demographic Explosion
April 25, 2024
Devon Long, Will Barnes, Eka Zhao
As most major economies are seeing their working age populations stagnate or shrink, sub-Saharan Africa’s is growing rapidly and projected to be larger than China’s in about a decade. If the region can also increase its productivity growth, it will begin to emerge out of poverty and gradually become relevant to global investors.
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