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  • Carnival’s Celebration is a 180,000-ton ship that can carry more than than 6,400 passengers.Newsletters

    With 100 Gen AI pilot projects but just six in production, Carnival Cruise Line’s CIO takes a measured approach to artificial intelligence journey

    By John Kell
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    The new thing on campus: Why universities are appointing their first chief AI officers

    By John Kell
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    You just hired your first CAIO. Now what?

    By John Kell
  • Fletcher Previn is the senior vice president and chief information officer for Cisco Systems.Newsletters

    How Cisco Systems’ CIO is rethinking work in an AI-powered world for the company’s 10,000 IT employees

    By John Kell
  • Aaron Amendolia is the deputy chief information officer for the National Football League.Newsletters

    Why the NFL drafted Microsoft’s gen AI for the league’s next big play

    By John Kell
  • Justin Skelton is chief information officer for restaurant operator Dine Brands.Newsletters

    Applebee’s and IHOP’s CIO places AI bets that can boost traffic and improve the dining experience

    By John Kell
  • Sign on facade of the upscale Equinox gym in downtown Berkeley, California, September 18, 2018. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)Newsletters

    Why Equinox’s CTO is testing a generative AI pilot to suggest workout and nutrition advice

    By John Kell
  • Alex Lisle, chief technology officer at Reality Defender<br />
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    Why Booz Allen’s CTO used generative AI to make a deepfake video of himself

    By John Kell
  • Ely Greenfield, CTO of software maker Adobe&#8217;s digital media business.Newsletters

    Adobe’s CTO is getting more creative on the software maker’s approach to generating ‘safe’ AI tools

    By John Kell
  • Peter KoerteNewsletters

    Siemens’ CTO says AI can help address the U.S. manufacturing industry’s big skills gap

    By John Kell
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    Why sophisticated travelers are increasingly hopping aboard luxury trains

    By John Kell
  • Neeraj TolmareNewsletters

    Why Coca-Cola’s CIO prioritizes big-impact AI pilot projects

    By John Kell
  • Upwork head of AI and ML Andrew Rabinovich, C3 AI CTO of Data Science Nikhil Krishnan, and Autodesk CTO Raji ArasuNewsletters

    How companies are rethinking their vetting of engineering candidates in the age of AI coding tools

    By John Kell
  • Brendan HumphreysNewsletters

    Canva’s CTO encourages all 5,000 employees to find the AI tools that work best for them

    By John Kell
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    Why corporate travelers and wealthy flyers are turning to fractionally-owned private jets

    By John Kell
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