AI may write the recipe, but only we can taste the food
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Shelley Zalis
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IMDAI may write the recipe, but only we can taste the foodimd.orgAI can optimize processes, but true leadership requires human judgment, says Shelley Zalis. Success depends on integrating machine intelligence with ‘soft skills’ like empathy and intention. The post AI may write the recipe, but only we can taste the food first appeared on IMD business school for management and leadership courses .
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