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What CEOs learned about AI, work, and legacy from their own Gen Z kids
CEOs discussed AI, work, and legacy with their Gen Z children at a Tribeca dinner hosted by Cengage CEO Michael Hansen. The event highlighted Gen Z's thoughtful, less panicked approach to AI's impact compared to older generations, with diverse career paths and intergenerational values emphasized.
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