Leadership Next podcast end-of-year recap: CEOs focused on wellness, AI adoption, and more in 2025

On this episode of Fortune’s Leadership Next podcast, cohosts Diane Brady, executive editorial director, and Kristin Stoller, editorial director of Fortune Live Media, reflect on the most memorable conversations they had recording Leadership Next throughout 2025. They highlight sound bites from various guests they spoke with this year across industries, from Brooks Running CEO Dan…

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EB-2 National Interest Waver for Vietnamese AI Educator Case

Customer Experience combines instructional design and applied data science, a combination well-suited for workforce-focused AI training. Her academic training was completed in the United States, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts, Master of Education, and Master of Applied Data Science. In a leadership position at a large U.S. research university, she leads program development…

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Why Argentina’s Pioneering Privacy Law Is Now Playing Defense Against AI – JURIST – Commentary

The authors argue that Argentina, once a Latin American leader in data protection, is now racing to modernize its 25-year-old privacy framework through transparency initiatives and legislative reforms that balance AI innovation with fundamental rights protections… Argentina was the first country in Latin America to adopt data protection laws. In 2000, it enacted a comprehensive…

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Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta is dropping over $2 billion for an AI startup—a rare example of a U.S. tech giant buying a platform founded in China

Mark Zuckerberg’s meta said to have agreed to acquire Manusa fast-growing AI startup with Chinese roots now based in Singapore, in a deal valued at more than $2 billion, according to multiple reports. This latest move highlights two major trends: the massive scale of AI spending among Silicon Valley companies and the geopolitical sensitivities around…

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OpenAI looks for ‘head of preparedness’ to prevent AI from threatening humanity

In an unusual gesture, Sam Altmangeneral director of OpenAIannounced the creation of a new executive position aimed at preventing artificial intelligence from posing catastrophic risks to humanity, including the development of biological weapons. The announcement comes amid increased criticism over links between technology and teen suicides and a rise in what mental health professionals and…

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