Druckenmiller acknowledges AI help in WSJ op-ed critiquing Bessent

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Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller admitted using AI to draft a Wall Street Journal op-ed that attacked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s plan to double government buybacks. He defended AI use as a tool and said the piece reflected his own views, while WSJ editors emphasized content integrity and noted AI inputs are reviewed. NOTUS claimed its AI-detection tool flagged the piece. The op-ed argued that to durably lower long-term yields, the primary deficit must be addressed and entitlements reformed gradually and honestly.
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