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Bridge the Intergenerational Leadership Gap
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Boards & Corporate Governance
Bridge the Intergenerational Leadership Gap
Millennials and Gen Z workers make up more than 60% of the global workforce, but executive teams skew older. Here’s how to collaborate across age groups to make better decisions.
Felix Rüdiger, Kaspar Köchli, Matthew Hunter, Nolita Mvunelo
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Bengaluru Still Leads, but India’s AI Momentum Is Broadening Across Cities
The story of India’s AI race today is not just about who’s in the lead, but how that lead is being tested, reshaped, and shared across emerging ecosystems.
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AI and Machine Learning
How Schneider Electric Scales AI in Both Products and Processes
The French multinational avoids miring its innovations in pilot purgatory by moving forward with reasonable confidence rather than absolute certainty.
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Culture
Why Visibility Has Become the New Test of Leadership
For consulting leaders, quiet excellence is no longer a virtue. Here’s how to increase your visibility, gain trust, and win individual and organizational success.
Riadh Manita, Najoua Elommal and Michel Dalmas
AI and Machine Learning
Why India Is Betting on Smaller AI Models
As global enterprises chase scale, India is building AI systems designed for access, efficiency, and real-world use
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Data, AI, & Machine Learning
Clinical Reliability of Generative AI Is Under Scrutiny in Healthcare
Researchers warn AI chatbots remain unreliable for medical advice, with studies showing they can repeat misinformation and provide confusing guidance to users seeking health information.
Shivani Tiwari
Data, AI, & Machine Learning
AI Is Rewriting the Economics of Work and Teams
Executives say artificial intelligence can boost productivity with smaller teams, but the shift is raising questions about jobs, skills and economic stability.
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Data, AI, & Machine Learning
India Looks Beyond Labor Arbitrage as AI Reshapes its $250 Billion IT Industry
If there is one constant in the Indian IT industry, it is the ability to reinvent itself.
Vidyashree Srinivas
Data, AI, & Machine Learning
The Economics of Vibe Coding: Productivity Without Defensibility?
As developers shift from writing code to supervising AI systems, the economics of software are changing and so is the distribution of value.
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Why Industrial AI Still Struggles to Deliver Reliable Predictions
A new MIT Sloan Management Review India study finds that fragmented operational data and missing plant context continue to limit the accuracy and credibility of industrial AI systems.


