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Bloomberg Hosts Public Q&A on Managing in the Age of AI

June 24, 2026 at 07:03 EDT

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On June 24, 2026, at 11 a.m. ET, Bloomberg is holding a live Q&A titled "How Smart Bosses Are Navigating AI," examining how AI is reshaping management and leadership. Bloomberg journalists Tim Stenovec, Matthew Boyle, Heather Landy and Jo Constantz will field audience questions on the pressure to integrate AI, managing multigenerational teams, and delivering results amid economic uncertainty—the evolving challenges facing today's bosses.

June 24, 2026 · Bloomberg Live Q&A

How Smart Bosses Are Navigating AI

As corporate AI adoption accelerates through 2026, leadership itself is being rewritten. Four Bloomberg journalists field audience questions on AI integration, multigenerational teams, and the new rules of management in an uncertain economy.

Bloomberg journalists on the panel

Core management themes in focus

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Session in Bloomberg's AI Live Q&A series

The Four Themes in Focus

AI Integration

More than bolting AI onto existing work — whole processes must be redesigned.

Middle Managers

Cuts driven by automation and the search for efficiency.

Multigenerational Teams

Adapting to differences in AI use and work styles, from Gen Z to seniors.

Leadership Structure

Co-CEO models distribute decision-making and complement expertise.

From Add-On to Redesign

The emerging consensus: adding new roles like "prompt engineer" is not enough — leaders must rebuild the whole organization around AI.

Bolt-on AI

Add a new role

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Redesigned org

Rebuild processes

The Backdrop "Smart Bosses" Face

AI, economic uncertainty and shifting workplace norms are together rewriting the rules of management.

Middle-manager cuts Higher layoff risk for non-AI users Tools to detect toxic bosses Co-CEO model (e.g. KKR) Block's AI-centered org AI & worker motivation

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