Remaining Human

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Remaining Human

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Keeping control
in an AI world
Four people gaze intently at a cluster of floating iridescent bubbles mixed with digital social media notification tags, such as 'like' and 'comment', suspended in mid-air in a library.
The case for AI integrity
Hamilton Mann, tech executive and author of "Artificial Integrity," in a close-up stylized portrait with teal lighting.
Finding the human edge
in an AI world
Tangled colorful wires with capsule connectors, symbolizing digital networks and technological complexity.
The final authority
AI-generated artwork of a raw rock and a polished diamond balanced on a scale, symbolizing weighing values and judgment.
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Climate change is rewiring the food industry
A hand selects a green mango from rows of freshly harvested fruit at a Sicilian farm.
Sustainability under pressure: why business shouldn’t back down on climate
Aerial view of the Whanganui River winding through misty forested hills in New Zealand.
Marcus du Sautoy on the mathematics of creativity
llustrated portrait of Marcus du Sautoy, mathematician and professor at Oxford University.
How Lew Frankfort turned Coach into a $5 billion brand with ‘magic + logic’
Lew Frankfort standing before an archive wall of Polaroid photos documenting decades of Coach bag designs.
edition 49
Oct 15, 2026

Step one: master AI. Step two: remain human. This issue of Think:Act, the second part of our AI double issue, explores how human agency must stay firmly at the center even as the AI revolution accelerates. Leaders can harness AI while protecting the judgment, culture and curiosity that set great companies apart.

Catch up on Edition 48: Becoming artificial

In this edition

Four people gaze intently at a cluster of floating iridescent bubbles mixed with digital social media notification tags, such as 'like' and 'comment', suspended in mid-air in a library.

Keeping control in an AI world

How leaders are becoming architects of human-AI teams.

The case for AI integrity

An interview with Hamilton Mann.

Finding the human edge in an AI world

How businesses win with AI through personalization.

The final authority

AI can inform decisions, but only people can own them.

Climate change is rewiring the food industry

How climate change is reshaping agriculture and food.

Sustainability under pressure: why business shouldn’t back down on climate

The commercial case for staying the course on climate issues.

Marcus du Sautoy on the mathematics of creativity

Can AI art be considered real art?

How Lew Frankfort turned Coach into a $5 billion brand with ‘magic + logic’

Leadership insights from the 'Bag Man'.

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A mockup of the cover of Think:Act 48, with the bright green cover image created by AI artist Marius Jopen/The Robots. The cover showcases the title “Becoming Artificial” with an open chatbot asking: “What do we want to work on together?”

Becoming artificial

Gear up!

Cover image of Think:Act#46, the Culture issue. Behind a yellow background, colorful figures play a game at a table. A figure with pink skin, poofy hair and a black suit holds a sign that says "Your turn!", symbolizing players in a game.

Your turn!

Think:Act magazine cover with a blue background and abstract illustrations of people engaged in creative and innovative activities.

The new blueprint for innovation

Think:Act magazine cover with a gold background featuring embossed years from 2020 to 2044. Black and red circular shapes are scattered across the design. Bold headline reads “Thinking in decades – The 20th Anniversary Issue.”

Thinking in decades

Think:Act magazine cover with large, embossed beige letters spelling “Take Your Time” in a whimsical font on a light background.

Pace for impact

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