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"We are very open, if our advice is asked, to help the new mayor," Ulbrich told Fortune.
"I could think of a lot worse jobs out there than that," Steelman told Fortune.
Wendell Weeks also shared how Steve Jobs insisted Corning could be Apple's sole glass supplier by dismissing his fear of failure.
"What if actually we wanted the same things as our customers, and what if our goal was," Glyman told Fortune, "actually just help them spend less?"
"Solving real problems on behalf of your employees, your customers, and the communities that you exist within, to me that's a pretty good definition...
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"I always say this: I drive to learn, not to earn. But I really want to learn about what the driver experience is like and what the rider experience...
"The honest-to-God truth, Diane, is I didn't know anything more the day I took the job than the day before," Palmer told Fortune.
“Our whole mission is to help our customers spend less,” Glyman told Fortune. That goal has made the company one of the hottest startups on the...
The Accenture CEO—who oversees 770,000 employees and counsels more Fortune 500 chiefs than almost anyone—shares lessons on AI adoption, career...
"If you can't rely on labor to generate money to make a living, capital becomes more important," Tenev told Fortune.
"I think it's important, maybe as important for me as anyone." Fish told Fortune. "And I always make a point of smiling."
Stanford’s Russell Wald shared a few highlights of this year’s AI Index at Fortune Brainstorm AI Singapore.
At last week’s Brainstorm AI Singapore conference, Supertone founder Kyogu Lee demonstrated how AI-powered tools can transform a person's voice.
Brooks Running "has a big tent to invite many people in," CEO Dan Sheridan told Fortune. "More people are investing in themselves through health and...
“The auntieverse is my way of honoring their everyday labor and to question my own attitude towards aging,” Niceaunties said at Brainstorm AI...
"Our goal every single day, is to just be better than we were the day before," Zucker told Fortune.
"The future has to be getting people to partner well and create together with the machines," Koller told Fortune.
“The one thing we found over the 20 years is anytime you can bring technology to the process, people will consume it," Wacksman told Fortune.