Dr. Florenta Teodoridis

Biography

Florenta Teodoridis holds the Jorge Paulo Lemann Chair in Entrepreneurship at USC Marshall School of Business, where she serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Management and Organization. Her research focuses on the economics of innovation, examining the interplay between technology and society. Teodoridis investigates the factors influencing the pace and direction of technological advancements, specifically in the fields of artificial intelligence and quantum computing. She has published extensively on the impact of technology on business strategy and productivity. Teodoridis has been featured in various media discussing the implications of state investments in quantum technology, highlighting its potential high risks and rewards. Through her work, she aims to elucidate how technological advancements can benefit both classical and quantum computing systems. In her courses, such as Technology Strategy in the Age of AI, she prepares future leaders to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by rapid technological change.

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