Goldman Sachs recently hosted its annual At the Helm summit, where the focus was unmistakably on artificial intelligence (AI) and its transformative potential across various industries. With over 100 affluent attendees, including young multimillionaires, the discussions centered on the lucrative opportunities AI presents, particularly in healthcare and energy sectors. Despite concerns about market bubbles, Goldman Sachs reassured its clients that the current AI landscape is not a bubble, but rather a burgeoning industry ripe for investment.

As artificial intelligence continues to transform the workplace, Goldman Sachs’ CIO Marco Argenti offers invaluable insights on how to thrive in an AI-driven world. His four strategies emphasize that success will hinge not on competing with machines but on learning to collaborate with them effectively. Argenti’s first tip, to become a conductor rather than just a doer, highlights the importance of managing hybrid teams that include both humans and AI. This shift in focus from individual contributions to orchestration will be crucial for future leaders.