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US business schools are racing to prepare students to become chief AI officers, even as companies are still figuring out what the newest C-suite role entails

Business schools are racing to prepare executives for the newest C-suite role, even as companies are still figuring out what the job entails.

US business schools are racing to prepare students to become chief AI officers, even as companies are still figuring out what the newest C-suite role entails

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Bloomberg — US business schools are racing to prepare students to become chief AI officers, even as companies are still figuring out what the newest C-suite role entails ↗

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