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They say the best way to predict the future is to create it.

The founders on the Inc. 5000 do this every day -- pioneering the products, services, and business models that will set new standards for tomorrow. Within the Inc. 5000 Community, a small inner circle of contributors known as the Inc. Masters gathers to share ideas. Recently, they swapped notes on the corners they peak around when they're strategizing for the future, or future-proofing their businesses. Though the topics likely won't surprise you, some of their insights might, especially on AI.

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