Leadership in the AI Era Moves From Answers to Operating Judgment
AI can remove work from a role without removing the responsibility attached to it. November 5: how does leadership need to change in the era of AI? brings four operating views into that transition in New York.
Lawrence Krubner, CTO at SCOREalytics, hosts Dr. Noa Gafni of NYU SPS, SCOREalytics president and CEO Jennie Morawetz, Mosaic VP of Engineering Ed Bridges and Forecastr fractional CFO Ronald Zhang. Their sessions move across startup leadership, the consequences of AI taking easier work, decision-making under uncertainty and the practical mistakes finance teams make when adopting AI.
Why this room matters
Removing routine work changes what remains. A team can gain speed while the people inside it inherit harder decisions, less obvious feedback and a different relationship with risk. Leadership has to understand the system being introduced and the human load being redistributed around it.
The agenda treats AI adoption as an operating question rather than a demonstration. That creates room to examine what executives delegate, what teams still need to learn and how organizations keep judgment visible as more work moves through software.
Event details
- Date: November 5, 2026
- Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m. ET
- Location: The Manhattan Mirage, 265 W 37th St, New York
- Host: Lawrence Krubner
- Speakers: Dr. Noa Gafni, Jennie Morawetz, Ed Bridges and Ronald Zhang
- Register: Official event page
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2026-11-05; 6:00-9:00 PM ET.
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The Manhattan Mirage, New York.
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