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Opinion: This is one of the most important policy decisions of our lifetime

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By Greg Jensen, Nir Bar Dea
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Major technological change produces major social change. Thanks to artificial intelligence, we are arguably on the brink of a productivity miracle capable of radically improving people’s lives — but only if we act now to prevent A.I.’s worst impacts. Bridgewater, the asset management firm we lead, has believed in and invested in A.I. for years, reshaping the firm to harness as much from A.I. as we can.
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These A.I. Policies Will Hurt Our Business. We Should Do Them Anyway.

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By Greg Jensen, Nir Bar Dea
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. These A.I. Policies Will Hurt Our Business. We Should Do Them Anyway. Aug. 14, 2026, 5:02 a.m. ET CreditCredit...Timo Lenzen By Greg Jensen and Nir Bar Dea Mr. Jensen is the managing chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, the $102 billion investment firm. Mr. Bar Dea is its chief executive officer.
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Israel Is Wandering in the Desert, a Constitution Is Our Path Home

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By Nir Bar Dea, Bar Dea
| TIME Verified
Israel, my homeland, was built by people who came together from all over the world to escape ruthless persecution, and for nearly 75 years, it has enjoyed prosperity beyond our ancestors’ wildest dreams. Today, Israel teeters on the edge of the abyss. The current crisis, sparked by proposed changes to the judiciary, hides both the root cause and a fundamental solution. Israel needs a constitution, or its equivalent, now. By constitution, I mean a set of shared, fundamental principles coded into law.
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