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  <title>FM August: Agent behaviour, AI and early careers, business jargon</title>
  <description>In this podcast episode,&amp;amp;nbsp;FM editor-in-chief Oliver Rowe summarises the content in the August digital edition of the magazine. Rowe details an article that discusses the history of business jargon, when it should be used, and when it should be avoided. He also shares details about several articles related to artificial intelligence, including one on how AI is changing early career paths for finance professionals. He also shares details on a technical article with the headline “Why Time Matters in Carbon Accounting”. Rowe closes with a summary of leadership columns and an explanation of how members can access the current edition and the library of past editions. What you’ll learn from this episode:  Highlights of an article about business jargon, including a mention of where some terms originated. Details of the August edition’s leadership columns, including the debut column of the new CIMA president, Alfred Ramosedi, FCMA, CGMA.  A mention of a practical article for finance professionals with the headline “What It Takes for a CFO to Lead Operations and Tech”. Rowe’s reminders on how members can access the digital edition.  </description>
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