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Open AI’s “ChatGPT”, Google’s “Bard” and Meta’s “LLaMA” are all trying to find industries they can disrupt – so how do we respond?

The entertainment conglomerate lost four million subscribers for Disney+ last quarter while raking in $2 billion in profits from its theme parks.

With global economic pressures continuing to impact companies, 99% of Australian executives believe emerging technologies will help their companies remain resilient on the global stage. But how quickly and efficiently the act now will determine their success or failure in the future.

A buildup of dust means the rover, which spent months exploring Mars, may never be able to wake up.

Emma Fisher, Portfolio Manager and Head of Research at Airlie Funds Management, talks to Forbes Australia about the changing credit market, the debt cycle and the lessons we have learned from previous economic downturns. She says that, first and foremost, we have been here before. Now it’s time for companies to hold on tight and ride out the cycle.

Want to make the Forbes list? Try these 10 industries.

Jeroen Temmerman joined hair juggernauts ghd in April 2018, having spent more than 20 years with L’Oreal. He sits down with Forbes Australia to share why this move was the best investment in his career – and what he hopes his legacy will be.

It’s estimated that more than 300 million jobs worldwide will be affected by AI, and the most at-risk are white-collar workers.

As the founder of Australia’s first Indigenous edu-tech company, CEO Mikaela Jade has created a place where Indigenous cultures and critical technologies meet.  

Lead with intention and a desire to add value to the audience and the rest will follow.