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M.video ranks 487 with $5.8 billion in revenue (down 10.4%). The Russia-headquartered specialty retailer has 28,246 employees and made a loss of $148 million (down 558.9%).

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The Fortune Brainstorm community gathers in Las Vegas each year to discuss the role that technology will play—in industry, in government, in society—in the year ahead. In 2026, we met on January 5 at KYU located in the Fontainebleau Hotel.

The event featured a panel discussion with four tech leaders on the role humans still have to play as AI tools are integrated into work and life. The conversation is moderated by Fortune's senior writer, Allie Garfinkle and features Bill Briggs, Chief Technology Officer at Deloitte, Hari Bala, Chief Technology Officer of Health Information Systems at Solventum, Susan Doniz, Chief Information and Data Officer at The Walt Disney Company, and Lauri Palmieri, Senior Vice President of Solution Engineering at Salesforce.

Since 2001, Brainstorm has convened leading thinkers and thinking leaders—plus Fortune's award-winning journalists—for deep dialogue and collective conversation about the future. Top technologists, eminent executives, and influential investors join the Brainstorm community to challenge their perspectives and make connections with the sharpest minds in business and technology.

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The Fortune Brainstorm community gathers in Las Vegas each year to discuss the role that technology will play—in industry, in government, in society—in the year ahead. In 2026, we met on January 5 at KYU located in the Fontainebleau Hotel.

The evening featured a fireside chat with Qualcomm President and CEO Cristiano Amon led by Andrew Nusca, the editorial director of Fortune's Brainstorm series.

Since 2001, Brainstorm has convened leading thinkers and thinking leaders—plus Fortune's award-winning journalists—for deep dialogue and collective conversation about the future. Top technologists, eminent executives, and influential investors join the Brainstorm community to challenge their perspectives and make connections with the sharpest minds in business and technology.

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As AI grows more capable, the risks become less obvious. The future of governance will depend on leaders’ ability to manage systems that learn continuously, behave unpredictably, and increasingly intersect with evolving regulation. Building the right metrics and oversight structures will be essential to surfacing inequities, strengthening training pipelines, and ensuring organizations stay accountable. How can we position governance and compliance as true drivers of enterprise value? 

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AI may generate possibilities, but humans generate progress. The real transformation happens when technology amplifies, rather than automates the creative process. In this discussion, executives share how they’re cultivating originality, driving impact, and sustaining growth in an age when machines can make almost anything except meaning. 

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