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An Executive’s Guide To Strategy That Actually Works

Also in the Forbes CEO newsletter: Employment numbers point to a slowing economy, persistent problems stall Nike’s turnaround, CEO compensation climbs higher.

ByMegan Poinski,

Staff Writer

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Is AI Our 1870 Moment? Abundant Intelligence Demands Reinvention

AI may be our 1870 moment. As intelligence becomes abundant, leaders must move beyond automation and redesign how companies create value, work, and grow.

ByBrian Solis,

Contributor

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China’s Patent Filings Dwarf America’s. What It Means For The Tech Rivalry

China files more than three times as many patents as the U.S., complicating old assumptions about IP theft as the countries’ tech rivalry evolves.

ByVivian Toh,

Contributor

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Take Humans Out Of The AI Loop And Put Them At The Helm

It's essential that humans be able to understand if something’s going wrong AI. Here's how to set up an effective agent.

ByJoe McKendrick,

Senior Contributor

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Your Feedback Isn't Landing. Your Listening Is The Reason.

Feedback is more likely to change behavior when leaders listen first, ask thoughtful questions and understand the situation before offering their perspective.

ByC200,

Contributor

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CEO Gap Stalls AI Adoption As IBM Finds Only 25% Of Workers Use It

The CEO gap is stalling AI adoption. Executives average 1.5 hours a week with AI, and only 25% of workers use it regularly per IBM. Here are five moves to close it.

BySandy Carter,

Contributor

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Monumental Ambitions: Ted Leonsis Plays The Long Game With Sports And Business

Also in the Forbes CEO newsletter: Changing perspectives on AI value and safety impact stocks and policies, proposed SEC rule change could end shareholder proxies.

ByMegan Poinski,

Staff Writer

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Meta’s Muse AI Agent Tests Who Controls Digital Distribution

As AI agents begin acting for consumers, a new platform fight is emerging over who gets access to customers—and who gets to control the economics of that relationship.

ByMaureen Kerr,

Contributor

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How AI Security, Not A Slowdown, Can Save American Leadership

After Amodei and Altman asked the UN Security Council to slow AI and the White House said no, the real risk to America is falling behind, not moving too fast

ByMark Minevich,

Contributor

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Why Wall Street Got Anthropic’s Big DNA Discovery So Wrong

Roughly 950 agents spent 21 hours turning up a biology find nobody can yet explain. The company that sells the model is betting the slow part is still the bench.

ByRenana Ashkenazi,

Contributor