Digest for 10/1/2026

Andrew Ng discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming industries and business models, emphasizing new opportunities in automation and data-driven strategies.

Kai-Fu Lee explores how AI will reshape global business models, from startups to enterprises, focusing on productivity and new economic paradigms.

Erik Brynjolfsson examines how machine learning and AI are disrupting traditional business models and creating opportunities for innovation and efficiency.

At his carpet company, Ray Anderson has increased sales and doubled profits while turning the traditional 'take / make / waste' industrial system on its head. In a gentle, understated way, he shares a powerful vision for sustainable commerce.

In his work on strategy, Michael Porter has always had an eye to results. In this talk, he proposes a new way to look at the relationship between business and social problems: one that puts aside philanthropy and corporate social responsibility, and focuses instead on new opportunities for competitive advantage.

Paul Hawken outlines regenerative business models that turn climate challenges into profitable opportunities for enterprises.

Anne-Marie Slaughter explores redefining work structures for productivity in post-pandemic hybrid settings.

Strategies for redefining leadership in uncertain, remote-first environments post-pandemic.

Simon Sinek discusses the importance of trust and empathy when leading teams that blend in-office and remote workers in the evolving workplace.