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This women-only panel brings together business leaders honored on Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Asia list for a candid conversation on how leadership is evolving in one of the world’s most dynamic growth regions. As AI transforms industries and Asia’s role in global business continues to expand, female leaders are navigating change while building the partnerships, influence, and power structures that will define this new era of business. In this session, they will explore how leaders can build organisations that are equipped not only to respond to change, but to direct it.


Carol Liao, Chair, Managing Director & Senior Partner, BCG Greater China 
Melissa Ries, Group Vice President and Managing Director, Asia, ServiceNow 
Fang Wang, Executive Editor, Shanghai, Fortune China 

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AI has revolutionized how we access and analyze information. It spots patterns that are often invisible to the human eye, flags what we miss, and puts every competitor's hard-earned knowledge within reach. Leaders who do not use artificial intelligence are fighting with one arm tied behind their backs. But leaders who rely on AI to make key decisions risk relinquishing the one thing they are paid for: judgment. Drawing on 20 years of studying CEOs, Tim Quigley, Professor of Strategic Leadership and Governance at IMD Business School, offers a different way of thinking about the critical decisions leaders make.

Tim Quigley, Professor of Strategic Leadership and Governance, IMD 
Andrew Staples, Co-chair, Fortune Leaders Forum; Editorial Director, Asia, Fortune 

A Leader's Value in the Age of AI

Should the tech industry drastically slow down AI development?
On today’s episode of Fortune Daily, we break down an intense weekend of debate surrounding long-term AI safety and frontier model development. Following Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s essay urging the industry to “pace the frontier,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman sat down with Fortune Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell for an exclusive interview.
In a striking moment from one of the central figures accelerating the AI race, Altman agrees that development may need to be paced. We share exclusive clips from the interview and sit down with Fortune’s senior AI reporter Emily Forlini to break down what this means for the future of tech, safety regulations, and the global race for artificial intelligence.
In this episode: • Dario Amodei’s call to “pace the frontier” • Exclusive clips: Sam Altman sits down with Alyson Shontell • Analysis and context with Fortune Senior AI Reporter Emily Forlini
Watch Alyson Shontel’s full interview with Sam Altman on Titans and Distruptors: https://youtu.be/RSZSGa9if8k

Follow Emily Forlini on Instagram - @emily.forlini 

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In this week’s episode, Substack CEO Chris Best joins the show to discuss the company’s new AI-detection feature. Plus, an ex-Anthropic researcher sparks a media frenzy with a warning that AI could become smart enough to “kill us all,” while OpenAI claims it cracked a $1 million math problem — sparking a backlash amongst mathematicians. Fortune AI Editor Jeremy Kahn and Senior AI Reporter Beatrice Nolan break down the biggest AI stories of the week.


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