By asking four transformative questions about responsibility, biases, learning, and impact, leaders also start to think more clearly about today’s AI-powered workplaces.

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“Are you running from bombs?” was the first thing my prospective new college friend asked me when he heard I was from Oman. I laughed — not because it was funny, but because it was so out of place.