Meta CEO Zuckerberg Leans on Powell McCormick to Clear Path for AI Push
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Meta pulling Dina Powell McCormick into its AI push is a signal that regulatory diplomacy and geopolitical navigation are now first-class inputs to AI strategy, not cleanup functions. If your AI roadmap touches user data, elections, or cross-border flows, you need policy-grade talent in the room before you ship, not after.
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