| I’ve been using AI to help my decision-making for over 30 years. It’s a big part of what made Bridgewater successful. I found that if I wrote down my criteria for making decisions and put them into algorithms, the computer could process far more information far more quickly than I could on my own. Alongside my logic and inspiration, it was a great partnership. I started doing this in my investment decision-making, but soon incorporated it into my broader decision-making, as well. (By the way, that investment decision-making is what made Bridgewater so successful.) LLMs have made this process even more seamless and useful. If you’re interested in trying out my beta AI tool, you can find it at the link below. |
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