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  • 025<br /> FORTUNE BRAINSTORM TECH 2025<br /> September 9th, 2025<br /> Park City, Utah, USA8:15 – 9:20 AM Location: Gallery Ballroom II<br /> 8:15 – 9:20 AM BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES<br /> WHO’S DRIVING YOUR INNOVATION—YOU OR THE AGENT?<br /> Hosted by Salesforce<br /> Organizations today are striving to achieve the agility of a startup while maintaining robust control of a global enterprise. Can agentic AI be the key to bridging this gap? This interactive panel will delve into tangible use cases and offer candid insights on how AI agents can drive innovation and efficiency at scale within your organization. Shibani Ahuja, Senior Vice President, Enterprise IT Strategy, Salesforce<br /> Kathleen Peters, Chief Innovation Officer, North America, Experian<br /> Bhawna Singh, Chief Technology Officer, Okta<br /> Nicholas Stevens, Vice President, Product and AI, Zillow<br /> Moderator: Sharon Goldman, AI Reporter, Fortune Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneNewsletters

    Agentic AI moves beyond hype—but true autonomy is still a ways off

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  • OpenAI chief revenue officer Ashley KramerAI

    For OpenAI’s chief revenue officer, research chops rather than ‘big marketing efforts’ are the key to winning customers

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  • Photo of AI researcher and former Meta AI executive Joelle Pineau who was recently hired by Canadian AI company Cohere to help oversee its strategy.AI

    Cohere looks to shed its underdog status with a star AI hire, new CFO and $7 billion valuation — chasing ‘ROI over AGI’

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    Jeffrey Katzenberg says legislation to protect children from online harms is unlikely: ‘It took 80 years’ to pass seatbelt laws

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  • From left: Anthropic&#8217;s Frontier Red Team leader Logan Graham; co-founder and head of policy Jack Clark; and Frontier Red Team member Keane LucasAI

    Inside the Anthropic ‘Red Team’ tasked with breaking its AI models—and burnishing the company’s reputation for safety

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    As AI eats entry-level jobs, uncertainty fills the gap

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  • U.S. President Donald Trump holding up an aerial image of Meta's new mega-AI data center.Newsletters

    Nvidia is positioning itself to cash in on the data center boom—even if mega-AI campuses don’t get built

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  • A close-up of Nvidia CEO Jensen HuangNewsletters

    Nvidia will move the market tonight in a test of the alleged AI bubble

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  • Jensen Huang, in a black leather jacket, stands on stage with a rocky mountain background projected behind him.AI

    Nvidia’s moment of truth: With AI bubble fears and China uncertainty, global markets brace for Nvidia earnings

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  • Photo of Sam Altman on stage wearing a suit.AI

    AGI talk is out in Silicon Valley’s latest vibe shift, but worries remain about superpowered AI

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  • Mobile phone displaying the logo of Chinese AI company DeepSeek.AI

    China’s DeepSeek quietly releases an open-source rival to GPT-5—optimized for Chinese chips and priced to undercut OpenAI

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  • Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, points on stageAI

    Meta wants to speed its race to ‘superintelligence’—but investors will still want their billions in ad revenue

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  • OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testifies during a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing on May 8, 2025. (Photo: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call/Getty Images)AI

    Sam Altman’s AI paradox: Warning of a bubble while raising trillions

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    Worried AI could teach people to build bioweapons? Don’t teach it how, say researchers

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  • Photo of Sam AltmanAI

    GPT-5’s model router ignited a user backlash against OpenAI—but it might be the future of AI

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