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The biggest AI skill isn't technical. It's curiosity. In a conversation between Reckitt CEO Kris Licht and BCG CEO Christoph Schweizer, one theme stood out: the companies seeing the most progress with AI have leaders who stay curious and persevere through setbacks. For Reckitt, adopting AI has been as... show more

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