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How Aetna’s Steve Nelson Pulled Off A Turnaround

This edition of the Forbes CEO newsletter focuses on the strategy, vision and tough decisions to rejuvenate the CVS Health-owned insurance company’s business.

ByMegan Poinski,

Forbes Staff

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Look Beyond ‘Prompt And Pray’ To AI’s More Transformative Possibilities

New research suggests AI leaders focus less on buying tools and more on redesigning work, training employees and giving systems better context.

ByJoe McKendrick,

Senior Contributor

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Judge Boots Attorneys After Both Sides Submit AI-Hallucinated Citations

A federal judge removed attorneys from both sides of a lawsuit after AI-generated legal citations appeared in court filings, signaling less tolerance for AI errors in legal practice.

ByLance Eliot,

Contributor

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3 Ethical Ways You Can And Should Use AI

AI can help you complete complex forms, avoid sending angry emails, and give fair feedback, but it still requires a human in the loop (you) to guard against misuse.

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Argentina Wants To Let AI Own Companies. Here’s What That Means

Argentina is considering legislation to allow AI-run companies with no human owners or executives. Supporters see innovation; critics warn of accountability risks.

ByAnisha Sircar,

Contributor

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The AI Conversation CEOs Are Not Having Out Loud

CEOs know AI matters, but many still don’t know how to lead it. But if AI is treated as a catalyst, it forces a much deeper conversation about work, talent, and growth.

ByBrian Solis,

Contributor

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Physical AI: What Companies Need To Know

Also in the Forbes CEO newsletter: Strong jobs numbers not good news on Wall Street, SpaceX IPO set to blast off Friday, M&A seen as a growth strategy in uncertain times.

ByMegan Poinski,

Forbes Staff

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OpenAI, Anthropic And The $1 Trillion Question: Who Really Wins From AI?

OpenAI and Anthropic are approaching trillion-dollar valuations, but history suggests the biggest rewards may go to the companies building on top of them.

ByJosipa Majic Predin,

Contributor

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Trump's AI Evaluations Order: Right Policy, Unfinished Governance

Trump's new AI order creates a voluntary review process for powerful AI models. Supporters see a safety measure; critics may see a system vulnerable to favoritism and mission creep.

ByPaulo Carvão,

Contributor

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Labor-Affiliated Investor Group Urges Target Shareholders To Vote Against Former CEO

Target has come under fire from a group of labor-backed investors, which is urging shareholders to vote against the executive chair and former CEO, Brian Cornell.

BySharon Edelson,

Senior Contributor