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OpEd By: Dr. Lamia Youseff
OpEd by: Dr Lamia Youseff
Dr. Lamia Youseff delivered the opening session of Stanford GSB's Executive Education program for Saudi Aramco executives on their AI Strategy initiative - setting the tone for the program and earning the highest participant rating of any session, with a score of 4.7 out of 5.
Welcome JC12.ai. New name, same mission—now scaled.For years as JazzComputing, we've simplified investors and execs access to AI and opportunity optimization. Today, we're taking that promise under a new banner: JC12.ai.
At the Bank of America Global Asia Summit in Hong Kong, Dr. Lamia Youseff, CEO of JC12.ai and former AI executive at various BigTech companies, delivered the opening keynote titled “A New Investment Paradigm in the Age of AI: How Agentic AI Is Reshaping Work, Value Chains, and Labor Economics.”
At Stanford Graduate School of Business this month, Dr. Lamia Youseff, CEO, JC12.ai and ex-AI Executive at Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft, spoke with Alex Dang, Senior Advisor, McKinsey and former Amazon AI leader. The Intelligent Leader: How to Survive in an AI-Defined Decade, presented a strategic map for future leaders at GSB on the trajectory of generative and agentic
Search advertising generated at least $132 billion in revenue in the US in 2024 [1], representing the largest monetization model in internet history. Yet as a former Apple Ads Executive and Google Cloud co-founding Engineer #12(turned product manager), I have been witnessing something unprecedented: the fundamental assumptions underlying the Search Ads model are cracking.
At Saudi Arabia's top international tech conference, the LEAP conference this year, Dr. Lamia Youseff, CEO at JC12.ai and ex-AI executive at Apple, Google, Microsoft and Facebook, delivered a keynote address on "The AI Investment Landscape in Saudi Arabia."
In analyzing technological breakthroughs, first-principles thinking demands we deconstruct claims to their fundamental elements, stripping away assumptions and emotional reactions. The market's response to Deepseek—triggering Nvidia to lose $600B in market value in one day and causing the Nasdaq to drop over 3%—exemplifies a reactive ecosystem driven more by sentiment than substantive innovation. Here is my proof.