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CalChamber Board Weighs Challenges in Age of Artificial Intelligence

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Jonathan Brill
Jonathan Brill, business futurist and transformation architect, describes for the CalChamber Board of Directors on December 8 his study of the “science of luck” — business decision making in times of uncertainty. He explains how artificial intelligence technology can help companies prepare for the “trillion-dollar opportunities” to be found amid the volatility in areas such as labor scarcity, geopolitics, climate change, energy, food security and health care. Brill is the author of Rogue Waves: Future-Proof Your Business to Survive and Profit from Change.
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