Some of tech’s CEO suite is cloning itself with AI. What happens next?

AI clones are becoming more common, but the early-stage technology is not without risks. From rogue clones to workplace doppelgangers, here’s what you need to know. On a recent trip to Los Angeles, I met my first life-sized AI clone. Standing before me was tech founder David Nussbaum, an affable looking middle-aged man with dark, side-swept hair, square black glasses and salt-and-pepper stubble. Next to him, stood a digital double bearing all of the same features. Nussbaum is the founder and executive chairman of Proto Hologram, a company which builds interactive, AI-powered holographic projections which are popping up in doctors’…