Leading with AI: Shaping a Human-Centric Future

Human-centric AI is a leadership imperative in the current landscape. Join us for discussions about the way AI will integrate into our organizations and our lives.

Sharmla Chetty

Chief Executive Officer, Duke Corporate Education

Michael Fraccaro

Chief People Officer, Mastercard

Now more than ever the world needs business leaders who can pull people with different perspectives together by creating common purpose. Dean Bill Boulding speaks about the traits required in this type of leadership, including DQ—decency quotient—first coined by a former Mastercard leader.   

Bill Boulding

Dean and J.B. Fuqua Professor, Duke Fuqua School of Business

Generative AI features alone are projected to add up to $4.4 trillion to the global economy annually. Companies need to consider not only the value of AI to their organizations, but also how AI will disrupt their workforce.  

Facilitator: Sharmla Chetty

Chief Executive Officer, Duke Corporate Education

Andrew Reiskind

Chief Data Officer, Mastercard

Francine Katsoudas

EVP and Chief People, Policy & Purpose Officer, Cisco

Learn how utilizing AI can profoundly improve performance of any organization, and the novel issues that leaders should be considering when incorporating AI into their and organizational decision-making.

Saša Pekeč

Professor of Decision Sciences, Duke Fuqua School of Business 

Generative AI will be reshaping work as we know it, and it’s clear that we are just getting started. Executive thought leaders discuss the skills and mindsets needed for the future.

Learning and development leaders and AI experts examine charting the path forward for the future workforce with AI. 

Alan Murray, CEO of Fortune Media and author of “Tomorrow’s Capitalist,” moderates a discussion with leaders on how AI will reshape business and the world at large. What does the future of AI and the workforce look like? And how should businesses be preparing for this next shift?