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The AI, trained on thousands of real-world couple disagreements, could detect early signs of escalation, misalignment or defensive posturing between a CEO and CFO.

In our latest episode of Lexicon, we sat down with Vikhyat (“Vik”) Chaudhry, co-founder ...

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