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AI may write the recipe, but only we can taste the food
July 2, 2026 • by Shelley Zalis in Artificial Intelligence • 4 min read • 
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AI can optimize processes, but true leadership requires human judgment, says Shelley Zalis. Success depends on integrating machine intelligence with ‘soft skills’ like empathy and intention....
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