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Bob Zukis

Bob Zukis

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Contributor, Forbes

Manhattan Beach

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Total articles 73

  • The Berkshire Dilemma - Are Boards Making The Same Mistakes On AI Governance That They Made On Cybersecurity?

    By Bob Zukis|ForbesVerifiedTo lead or not to lead in the boardroom on AI, that is the dilemma facing the Berkshire Hathaway board and their shareholders. PwC research estimates that global GDP could be almost 15% higher by 2030 as a result of artificial intelligence (AI), adding the equivalent of $15.7 trillion in economic growth and output to current GDP levels.

    By Bob Zukis · Forbes

    Mar. 19, 2025

  • What Boards Need To Know On Digital And Cybersecurity Governance In 2025

    By Bob Zukis|ForbesVerifiedThe year 2024 was a relatively big year in digital, cybersecurity and systemic risk governance, if you knew where to look. While the new SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules and U.S. Senator Ron Wyden calling out the made headlines, there was not a singular event that can be viewed as a boardroom tipping point on these issues. Instead, a collection of complementary events and trends conspired to create a discernible path towards sustainable and systemic change in digital and cybersecurity oversight.

    By Bob Zukis · Forbes

    Jan. 09, 2025

  • The Berkshire Dilemma - Are Boards Making The Same Mistakes On AI Governance That They Made On Cybersecurity?

    By Bob Zukis|ForbesVerifiedTo lead or not to lead in the boardroom on AI, that is the dilemma facing the Berkshire Hathaway board and their shareholders. PwC research estimates that global GDP could be almost 15% higher by 2030 as a result of artificial intelligence (AI), adding the equivalent of $15.7 trillion in economic growth and output to current GDP levels.

    By Bob Zukis · Forbes

    Mar. 19, 2025

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Manhattan Beach, United States