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Designing for AI isn't just a technology question, it's also an anthropological one. Mike Walsh, CEO of Tomorrow and author of The Algorithmic Leader, makes the case that the leaders who will get AI right aren't pure technologists. They're people who understand culture, language, and how intelligence flows through...

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