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Salim Ismail

Salim Ismail writes and speaks about organizational change and technology adoption, with leadership roles at OpenExO and XPRIZE; his commentary is distinct from institutional positions.

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Background & sources

OpenExO cofounder and chairman; XPRIZE director

Organizational-adoption work and institutional governance.

Scope and interests

Business transformation and adoption; not a proxy for frontier-model research expertise.

Leadership in organizations promoting technological and business transformation.

Profile reviewed Oct 14, 2026. Historical roles stay attached to their source dates.

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Salim Ismail — existing tracker reference

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