PBJ: Prioritizing AI is a necessity for leadership
Judith M. von Seldeneck, founder and chair of Diversified Search Group, explains that leadership must “prepare, plan, and unite the community to proactively address AI’s challenges and opportunities” in this column for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
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