Hence is an award-winning software company whose AI-driven product enables companies to better identify and mitigate the risks they face from geopolitical volatility, the declining rule of law, and AI.
Hence AI is used by some of the world’s largest companies. Fortune 500s no longer need disconnected point solutions to address geopolitical risk identification and management.
In one place they can identify emerging issues, manage intake, create and progress matters, and collaborate across internal and external teams.
Last week, we put forward in HBR a fairly straightforward argument but one that hadn’t really been made before: If political volatility is going up and the cost of legal actions (due to AI) is going down, then legal exposure of companies will go way up. This will likely give rise to a flood of legal attacks …
Just a quick note before jumping into this week’s essay – I’m hosting all-day GeoLegal Summits in New York and London in October with unbelievable speakers from top corporations, law firms and geopolitical analysis companies. If you’d like to attend or sponsor, you can book tickets or let me know (flash sale until friday). Exploding Pagers (and Walkie-Talkies) A …
I contemplate terms and conditions while taking an autonomous taxi. Hence also launches a fashion fundraiser to support the next generation of female Rwandan coders! Last Saturday night, I was chauffeured around Los Angeles in an autonomous Waymo taxi with a friend. The taxi had no driver but picked us up and dropped us off …
Legal departments in multi-national corporations must navigate the impacts of trade wars and economic sanctions, political instability and conflict, inter-region regulatory divergence, cybersecurity and state-sponsored cyberattacks, and standards applying to environmental stewardship and human rights throughout supply chains. In this interconnected global environment, says Sean West, an entrepreneur, consultant, and author, in-house counsel must increasingly …
