In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Fortune

• THE GREAT SOFTWARE PANIC
  AI WILL CHANGE SOFTWARE AS IT EXISTS TODAY. BUT HISTORY SHOWS THE BIGGEST CHANGES MAY NOT BE WHAT ANYONE EXPECTS.
• ADAPT OR DIE IN THE C-SUITE
  THE DAWNING AI AGE IS SET TO TRANSFORM THE WORKPLACE. ARE BUSINESS LEADERS READY FOR THE CHALLENGE?
• 9 REASONS NOT TO FREAK OUT (YET) ABOUT AI
  CEOS AND MANAGERS ARE RACING TO DELIVER AI-DRIVEN RESULTS. THEY’D BENEFIT FROM A REALITY CHECK.
• CURSOR’S CROSSROADS: THE RAPID RISE AND UNCERTAIN FUTURE OF A RED-HOT AI STARTUP
  MICHAEL TRUELL BUILT A $30 BILLION CODING COMPANY IN JUST FOUR YEARS. BIGGER RIVALS COULD CRUSH IT IN JUST A FEW MONTHS.
• KEN GRIFFIN’S BIGGEST BET
  LOW TAXES, LESS RED TAPE, AND A CITY THAT ACTUALLY WANTS YOUR BUSINESS. THE CITADEL BILLIONAIRE IS ON A CRUSADE TO MAKE AMERICA LOOK MORE LIKE MIAMI.
• Billionaire Backlash in Walmart’s Hometown
  THE WALTON FAMILY MADE BENTONVILLE, ARK., BEAUTIFUL AND BIKE-FRIENDLY. WHY ARE PEOPLE SO MAD AT THEM?
• WHAT IS TECH ADDICTION?
  IT MAY WELL BE BIG TECH’S NEXT BIG PROBLEM.
• HOLLYWOOD. ENDING.
  STREAMING, GLOBALIZATION, AND AI ARE PULLING PRODUCTION—AND PAYCHECKS—AWAY FROM LOS ANGELES, UNRAVELING ONE OF THE WORLD’S GREAT INDUSTRY CLUSTERS. FOR THE WORKERS, STUDIOS, AND CITY, IT’S A SCARY PLOT TWIST.
• 83,515 JOBS OPEN NOW!
  As AI makes work more digital, and stressful, these companies are doubling down on perks that help workers feel cared for.
• THE NATION’S TOP PROFESSIONALS
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