Thousands Still Mirror a Troubled AI Investor’s Trades on Autopilot
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Autopilot has more than 5,000 investors continuing to copy Leopold Aschenbrenner’s disclosed stock holdings, with about $28 million still invested after withdrawals and roughly $32 million total since March. The platform tracks 13F disclosures and estimates option exposure, avoids leverage and shorting, and has yielded about 53% since launch but was down over 30% in July. AI‑infrastructure plays such as Nebius, CoreWeave, and Bloom Energy dominate the portfolio. Autopilot plans to keep copying Aschenbrenner’s trades as long as they remain public and may adapt if notable investments (like Anthropic) go public.
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