Several months ago, I conducted an experiment using the Deep Research function in Gemini, Google’s AI model.
I gave it just one prompt:
“Please tell me about Richard Duncan, the author of The Dollar Crisis.”
That was it. I didn’t tell Gemini that I was Richard Duncan, and I didn’t provide any additional instructions about what I wanted it to say.
The result was a 25-minute presentation exploring my career, my books, and the evolution of my economic philosophy.
I must admit that Gemini’s assessment is rather more complimentary than I would have written myself. Nevertheless, I believe it provides an accurate account of my professional experience and, more importantly, how my understanding of the global economy has evolved over the past four decades.
My economic thinking has been shaped by years of working in financial markets, witnessing major economic crises, and trying to understand the forces driving economic growth and asset prices. Those experiences ultimately led me to develop the framework I call Creditism, which underpins much of my analysis in Macro Watch.
I’m sharing this AI-generated account of my career and economic thinking because I hope it will help the Macro Watch community better understand the evolution of my economic philosophy and the analytical framework behind my views on the economy and financial markets.
I hope you find it interesting.
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