Steve Fulop is the president and CEO of Partnership for New York City, an invitation-only organization of about 350 of the city's leading business executives and major employers. He recently succeeded longtime Partnership President and CEO Kathryn Wylde. Before joining the Partnership, Fulop served as mayor of Jersey City for 12 years and was a candidate for governor of New Jersey in 2025.

Fulop joined NY1's Errol Louis to discuss local CEOs' warnings of leaving New York despite major new corporate headquarters investments. Fulop argued no one is bluffing: firms must be in NYC for its unique assets and talent but can shift growth elsewhere post-COVID, amid high taxes, anti-business rhetoric, and competing incentives from other states and nearby New Jersey. The conversation also covered how losing even middle-office jobs worsens affordability and how structural reforms focusing on better schools and more housing are needed to keep young talent in the city.

Technology expert Kashmir Hill joined NY1's Errol Louis to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and how it's already affecting all our lives. They talked about the massive investment in AI, including the construction of data centers, which is quickly becoming a flashpoint. They also discussed the technology's limitations, including AI "hallucinations." The conversation also explored AI role-playing chatbots that mimic personalities and the concerns surrounding their ability to draw in vulnerable young people.

Technology expert Kashmir Hill joined NY1's Errol Louis to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and how it's already affecting all our lives. They talked about the massive investment in AI, including the construction of data centers, which is quickly becoming a flashpoint. They also discussed the technology's limitations, including AI "hallucinations." The conversation also explored AI role-playing chatbots that mimic personalities and the concerns surrounding their ability to draw in vulnerable young people.