Louis Lehot

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As investors, entrepreneurs, and engineers supercharge the development of artificial intelligence (AI) to the tune of US$184 billion in 2024, this new era will create both winners and losers. But avoiding the bleeding edge of technology is no easy task, especially where innovation outpaces regulation.Welcome to The Fast Follower’s Guide to Recent AI Law, a

This article by Louis Lehot originally appeared on FOLEY on August 16, 2024: Stay Private or Go IPO?

Public investors have become more discerning about Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). Instead of chasing speculative high-growth stories, they are leaning towards companies that showcase established profitability and sustainable growth. This shift is driven by ongoing economic concerns and

Authors: Louis Lehot and Natasha Allen

Business leaders, from CEOs to CIOs to project managers, are rapidly adopting generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools to transform their organizations, harnessing the technology to drive efficiency, streamline processes, and enhance operational capability.A KPMG survey revealed that nearly 65% of U.S. executives “believe generative AI will have a high or

Authors: Louis Lehot and Andre Thiollier

While artificial intelligence (AI) may occupy all the limelight from media, stock markets, large and small corporations, not to mention political figures, futurists and modernists know that the mainstreaming of quantum computing will enable the next real technology paradigm shift.From its beginnings in the speculative musings of physicist Paul Benioff

Authors: Louis Lehot, Natasha Allen, and David W. Kantaros

Amid a period of recalibration, the artificial intelligence industry is experiencing a transformational phase.According to a recent report from Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence[1] that closely monitors AI trends, there’s been a notable adjustment in global investment patterns within the sector.Despite a decline in overall AI