In an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal earlier this week, legendary hedge fund investor Drucken Miller sharply criticized Bezent's intervention in the US bond market, saying that it was a mistake to reduce yields by increasing government buybacks. Drucken Miller said that there is no malfunction in the market that requires such action, and pointed out that high inflation and uncontrolled federal debt are the main factors driving up yields. Investors' attention quickly turned from the shock of Drucken Miller shelling his disciples to the question of whether he used artificial intelligence to write the article. Some social media watchers said they thought this was true after running the text through an AI detection program. “I'm only a B grader in English, but I'm A+ in economics,” he said. “These are my own thoughts, and I've been speaking on these topics for over 15 years, and everyone who knows me knows it. Do I wish I could write beautiful articles? Yes, but that's not my strong point.” Drucken Miller said he and his family office colleagues use all mainstream AI tools at work — Anthropic's Claude, OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Gemini and Perplexity — including for writing. He thought it was akin to relying on a speech writer or calculator. “I'm 73 and I'm very proud to use it,” he said. He declined to say exactly what kind of AI tool he used to help write this article, which he wrote while on vacation with his grandchildren over the weekend.

In an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal earlier this week, legendary hedge fund investor Drucken Miller sharply criticized Bezent's intervention in the US bond market, saying that it was a mistake to reduce yields by increasing government buybacks. Drucken Miller said that there is no malfunction in the market that requires such action, and pointed out that high inflation and uncontrolled federal debt are the main factors driving up yields. Investors' attention quickly turned from the shock of Drucken Miller shelling his disciples to the question of whether he used artificial intelligence to write the article. Some social media watchers said they thought this was true after running the text through an AI detection program. “I'm only a B grader in English, but I'm A+ in economics,” he said. “These are my own thoughts, and I've been speaking on these topics for over 15 years, and everyone who knows me knows it. Do I wish I could write beautiful articles? Yes, but that's not my strong point.” Drucken Miller said he and his family office colleagues use all mainstream AI tools at work — Anthropic's Claude, OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Gemini and Perplexity — including for writing. He thought it was akin to relying on a speech writer or calculator. “I'm 73 and I'm very proud to use it,” he said. He declined to say exactly what kind of AI tool he used to help write this article, which he wrote while on vacation with his grandchildren over the weekend.