Leopold Aschenbrenner, the fund manager known as the “AI stock oracle,” shared wedding photos on social media in what is reported to be his first update in nearly a year. Aschenbrenner runs the Situational Awareness fund. According to earlier disclosures, the fund had accumulated a 439% gain through June 2026, then suffered heavy losses during July’s selloff in AI-related stocks. The same earlier reporting said Aschenbrenner sold most of the fund’s stock portfolio to Citadel, the investment firm run by Ken Griffin, before getting married. The order of those events, as given in the reports, is a 439% climb through June, a July drawdown, and a pre-wedding sale of most holdings to Citadel. Aschenbrenner’s latest post is a personal milestone: wedding photos after nearly a year without a public update. The wedding photo update is personal and separate from the earlier fund disclosures. Ken Griffin’s Citadel is the buyer named in the earlier reports.
Leopold Aschenbrenner, known as the “AI stock oracle,” posted wedding photos on social media nearly a year after his last public update. The post is a wedding photo.
Aschenbrenner manages Situational Awareness, a fund that reported a 439% gain through June 2026. That performance was followed by a hard July, when the AI sector selloff hit the fund. Earlier reports also said Aschenbrenner sold most of the fund’s stock portfolio to Citadel, Ken Griffin’s investment firm, before the wedding.
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