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Ken Griffin Discusses AI, Fiscal Policy and Midterms at Citadel Conference

Griffin spoke with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger in New York. He has previously criticized the 2025 tax cuts as U.S. debt exceeded $40 trillion.

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The Nov. 3 elections are among the topics Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin discussed with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger at Citadel’s annual New York conference, alongside AI, the U.S. economy and fiscal policy.

The discussion covered AI’s potential benefits and risks, along with the U.S. economy.

Griffin has criticized the 2025 tax cuts, arguing that Republicans erred by extending them and adding further reductions while U.S. debt had topped $40 trillion. He has said faster economic growth is needed to ease fiscal strain, as detailed in EconoTimes’ earlier coverage of his tax-cut criticism. Griffin also linked debt concerns to heavy spending during the pandemic.

The congressional elections are scheduled for Nov. 3.

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