CEOs are reading fewer books because of AI—and it's starting to worry them
Fortune Diane Brady
CEOs report that AI-generated content is making them read fewer books and reports, and that this trend is worrying them about losing nuance and originality. One CEO said the switch to reading summaries is reducing the depth of arguments they can digest. In response, some executives are trying to read more “old-fashioned” and rely more on human curation, while concerns shift toward fraud and AI-made books aimed at search trends.
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