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Diane Brady

Alphabet's Ruth Porat brings a pragmatic optimism to the AI race—and a warning about the possible downsides

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Good morning from Santa Barbara, where we’re on Day 2 of the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit. We’re talking with leaders here about leadership, healthcare, geopolitics, media trends, trust, the next era of wealth—and of course AI. Here are a few highlights from conversations so far.

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