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The 24-Hour Race To Salvage Situational Awareness' AI Bets

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By Nishant Kumar Verified, Katherine Burton, Sridhar Natarajan Verified
| Financial Advisor Verified
He was hailed as the “Nostradamus” of AI — a young oracle with a bold prophecy for the future. “Before long, the world will wake up,” Leopold Aschenbrenner, tech-seer-turned-hedge-fund-manager, predicted in 2024. This week, it did — but not in the way Aschenbrenner had foreseen.
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Citadel Snaps Up AI Stocks From Situational Awareness Amid Rout

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By Katherine Burton, Sridhar Natarajan Verified
| Financial Advisor Verified
Ken Griffin’s Citadel bought a big chunk of the artificial-intelligence stocks held by Situational Awareness, a hedge fund led by former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner. Aschenbrenner’s fund has been liquidating public equities after losses in an AI stock rout in recent weeks, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified.
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Ackman Says Now Isn't Time For U.S. To Sell Fannie, Freddie

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By Katherine Burton
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Billionaire Bill Ackman said now isn’t the right time for the Treasury to sell its shares of the government-sponsored mortgage giants known as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The Pershing Square Capital Management founder held a presentation on X Tuesday that said it “will take significant time” for the government to “deliberately execute” an initial public offering of its shares of Federal National Mortgage Association and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.
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