John Kell

John Kell is a freelance journalist. He's the writer of Fortune's CIO Intelligence newsletter.

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Who is responsible for AI? It isn’t always the CEO

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AI is about to face many more legal risks. Here’s how businesses can prepare

Business leaders share their best practices when implementing AI

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AI and ethics: Business leaders know it’s important, but concerns linger

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These are the skills that chief executives are looking for in their finance leaders

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Innovating our way to new models of leadership

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Capturing AI benefits: How to balance risk and opportunity

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How the private sector is driving innovation on the path to a greener economy

Create Videos with Artificial Intelligence: AI-Enhanced Video Productions

Understanding the ethical and business imperatives of generative AI

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Retailers can better connect with their customers through cloud tech

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Airlines slow to take off on cloud tech, but it’s not too late to upgrade

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Business leaders are ‘likely underestimating’ the potential of A.I., but there is still some risk

A demonstration of a customer using Mastercard’s contactless, tap-on-phone payment option—with all of the data transactions based in the cloud.

Banks are finally more clear on cloud, but there’s room for improvement

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Industry experts agree: It’s never too soon to start planning for your next CEO

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Health care providers are adding cloud tech, but need to dream bigger