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On September 11, 2026, the World Economic Forum highlighted that AI adoption in manufacturing is transitioning from isolated pilots to integrating AI across entire business functions to deliver value at scale. Previously, on September 10, Journey Foods cited the World Economic Forum as a partner, acknowledging the Forum's role in policy and sustainability at scale. Later that day, Pim Valdre, the Forum's Head of Climate & Nature Economy, discussed turning climate risk into a growth strategy, noting it represents both a risk and an opportunity. She leads a coalition of over 100 companies aiming to demonstrate that cutting emissions and growing revenue are not mutually exclusive. Earlier, on September 9, Cato Networks joined the World Economic Forum’s Innovator Communities. Recognized as a high-impact entrepreneurial company and a "WEF Unicorn," Cato Networks will contribute to global initiatives focusing on cyber resilience, AI security, and the fight against cybercrime. On September 8, the Forum published workforce priorities for the AI era, advising companies to redesign jobs by segmenting tasks to optimize AI and human contributions, and to develop AI capabilities strategically around business needs and evolving skill requirements.
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