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Bridgewater’s Jensen says AI could kill people before action is taken

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Bridgewater's co-chief investment officer Greg Jensen warned that the AI boom poses growing risks, comparing the current environment to February 2020.

“Unfortunately, this is what it was like in February 2020,” Jensen said on Bloomberg’s Odd Lots podcast, likening AI to the earliest days

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