Pfizer's CEO Sleeps Better Thanks to an AI Change, WSJ Says
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla credited an artificial intelligence change with improving his sleep, though the WSJ article's paywall limits specifics on which AI development eased his rest.
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“Dougie, for the viewers at home, this is your rent money. Would you do it again, knowing a CEO somewhere is sleeping like a baby?”
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