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AI is no longer just generating insights. It is shaping decisions that carry real consequences. In high-stakes environments, being “mostly right” is not enough. Every output must withstand scrutiny from regulators, clients, and internal stakeholders. This roundtable examines what it takes to operate under that pressure, where AI systems break when forced to explain themselves, and how leaders are building technology and organizations that can stand behind every decision. 

Caitlin Halferty, Head of Data and Analytics, Thomson Reuters 
Gregor Stewart, Chief AI Officer, SentinelOne 

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As AI embeds deeper into your enterprise, the fundamentals of how your organization operates have to shift along with it. Efficiency, collaboration, and alignment, along with other cornerstones of corporate culture, are being redefined in real time. In this interactive exploration with operational leaders across industries, attendees will discuss what happens to your organizational DNA when machines become part of the team, how to preserve your mission and values while embracing transformation, and what it actually means to build culture (and market share) when the nature of the work itself is changing. 

Venkatesh Alagirisamy, Executive Vice President and COO, Nike Inc.
Aayush Bhatnagar, Global Head, Customer Experience, Sysco
Olivia Nottebohm, Chief Operating Officer, Box
Laura Clayton McDonnell, President, Corporates, Thomson Reuters
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