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Odd Lots · Friday, September 11, 2026

Bridgewater AI Fund 'AIA' Rapidly Approaching Human Performance

Bridgewater's AI-first investment fund, 'AIA,' is rapidly closing the performance gap with its human-intuition-driven fund, 'Pure Alpha'. Greg Jensen stated that while human intuition currently leads, the AI system, after only two and a half years, is becoming incredibly competitive. He forecasts that within a couple of years, the AI system may significantly outperform the collective intelligence of all humans at Bridgewater.

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And when you look at those outputs, you're like, wow, this is happening, that you can build that. I think we are a couple years from it being significantly better than the group of all humans at Bridgewater. We'll see. That's a bit of a forecast, but that's how fast it's coming.
Greg Jensen
And when you look at those outputs, you're like, wow, this is happening, that you can build that. I think we are a couple years from it being significantly better than the group of all humans at Bridgewater. We'll see. That's a bit of a forecast, but that's how fast it's coming.
Greg Jensen
And when you look at those outputs, you're like, wow, this is happening, that you can build that. I think we are a couple years from it being significantly better than the group of all humans at Bridgewater. We'll see. That's a bit of a forecast, but that's how fast it's coming.
Greg Jensen
Heard on Odd Lots — “Why Bridgewater's CIO Says AI's Human Extinction Risk Is Real, published Friday, September 11, 2026. Heardvine summarizes and quotes with attribution and timestamps, and links to the original everywhere.
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Bridgewater AI Fund 'AIA' Rapidly Approaching Human Performance — Heardvine