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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin on Trump, the Economy and the Future of America

Season 2027 Episode 9023 | 16m 30s

Artificial intelligence is reshaping society at an unprecedented rate. With many companies and professions facing an uncertain future, Ken Griffin believes adapting to the age of AI begins with education. Griffin, CEO of the hedge fund Citadel, has argued in favor of the U.S. retraining its workforce -- following his recent, history-making donation to Carnegie Mellon University.

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