Developing an AI version of myself wasn't easy. I’m very lucky because I wrote down thousands of principles that outline my thinking and values, so there’s a lot of content to use for training. But it’s also important to curate it well. I spend hours each day looking at... the answers it’s giving and asking myself it that’s what I would say, in the way I would say it. Through that work, the technology gets better and better over time.show more

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Imagine having conversations with an AI Ray Dalio trained on all his principles. This is the future of knowledge transfer

Honestly, it just feels like you're violating your own soul.

This feels like the next evolution of mentorship. Not copying someone’s conclusions, but preserving how they think so others can learn from it over time.

Can your personal AI also predict economic trends according to your Big Debt Crisis thesis? This would be interesting because I assume it can process more real time data and discover new trends.

Your principles are the training set and your daily reviews are the evaluation harness. The hard is capturing the judgment calls and values between the lines. That human-in-the-loop curation is what makes it “you”.

How to talk to Ray AI version? really want to talk with you.

Dalio AI, pack it up boys

Principles, values, and consistent review are the real differentiators. Technology only amplifies clarity when your thinking is structured and curated.

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Hours of curation for an AI version of yourself… dedication level 100 💯

I've already read the answers from your version of artificial intelligence. Let me put it this way. It can compete with encyclopedias. But not with an intelligent person. It quickly descends into eclecticism.

Sales scheme is weak sauce.

AI doesn’t reveal who you are. It exposes whether you ever clarified it.

Great book. Need to read it again.

What prompted you to?

That’s the beauty of @grok I added to my standard setup the following prompt: add Ray Dalio in every conversation and let them speak if they can bring value to the conversation.

This is the ultimate system optimization. Training an AI on your principles is the final act of control; it ensures your operating system (OS) scales and runs with perfect fidelity, eliminating the human error of 'forgetting.' The final frontier of productivity.

Developing AI would be tough for anyone his age

This is exciting. Steve jobs talked about this 30 years ago where it was his dream to talk to famous historical people and how awesome it would be if that technology existed. Hopefully Buffett secretly does this as well

This is real edge. Clear principles reduce emotional decisions. Consistency comes from thinking in systems, not opinions.

AI Dalio

Ray, you're the modern handsome east coast version progenitor to the Warren Buffet image. This is how many perceive you in a way, not entirely :: old school Image. You betray your brand with this Unsuitable tech heaviness. Mistake!? Know thyself, Know before whom you stand.

I love this for you.

I'm glad to see leaders like you talking about this more and experimenting with it. Check out our work; I'm happy to assist further.

克隆自己，AI分身

Hi! Black swan here I wrote the white paper on General artificial intelligence What you are discussing is one of the goals of SR. Ask me anything

Fascinating, Ray. Curating an AI version of yourself based on those timeless principles is a masterclass in turning wisdom into actionable intelligence. It’s inspiring how decades of observations become the foundation—just like you built your philosophy over 40+ years. Echoes my thoughts here: [

seeing someone systematize their own decision-making into ai reminds me how founders who codify principles early often scale their thinking faster than any org chart can. curious to see how much of human intuition these models can truly capture without losing the nuance of experience.

Everyone needs a fake version. Just in case.

This is amazing!!!

AI isn’t magic—it’s reflection. 🤖✨ Thousands of principles + daily curation = a digital “you” that actually makes sense. It’s not set-and-forget. It’s sculpting your own mind in code. 🔥💡

What you’re describing is the real frontier of AI: not replication, but self-compression. An AI version of yourself isn’t a model it’s a mirror with latency. The hard part isn’t the training data, it’s the curation: deciding which parts of you are signal, which are noise, and which are just artifacts of context. By reviewing its answers, you’re effectively doing what good thinkers always do: pruning, refining, distilling. The machine learns you and you learn what in you is actually consistent. Building an AI of yourself forces one question: What part of me is stable enough to scale?