AI’s Next Challenge: Take the CEO’s Job

WSJ TechSunday, December 7, 2025 at 2:00:00 PM
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AI’s Next Challenge: Take the CEO’s Job
  • Big-tech leaders are increasingly acknowledging that artificial intelligence (AI) poses a significant challenge to their roles, with some suggesting that AI could eventually take over CEO positions. This shift reflects a growing recognition of AI's capabilities and its potential to reshape corporate leadership dynamics.
  • The implications of AI potentially assuming leadership roles are profound, as it raises questions about decision-making, accountability, and the future of human leadership in organizations. Companies may need to adapt their governance structures to accommodate this technological evolution.
  • The rise of AI in the workplace is not only transforming leadership roles but also intensifying existing inequalities among employees. As AI skills become more critical, disparities may widen between top performers and their peers, leading to workplace tensions and a potential new era of inequality, as highlighted by industry experts.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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