AI consultancy firm Let’s AI This opens in Singapore

The firm is founded by Kenny Powar and Neil Cotton.

AI consultancy firm Let’s AI This announced its launch in Singapore to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) utilise generative artificial intelligence (AI).

The firm aims to assist these businesses in overcoming the technological advantages that larger corporations typically hold in the digital landscape.

Founded by Kenny Powar and Neil Cotton, Let’s AI This focuses on practical applications of AI for SMEs.

“Our mission is to turn AI curiosity into actual impact for SMEs. We focus on cutting through the hype and enabling companies to put these emerging technologies to work for them,” Powar said.

The launch of Let’s AI This coincides with a growing recognition of generative AI as a potential equaliser for SMEs. However, recent data indicate that only 4% of SMEs have integrated AI or machine learning into their operations. Many smaller businesses face obstacles such as limited budgets, skills gaps, and uncertainty about technology adoption.

To address these challenges, Let’s AI This emphasises practical solutions like tailored roadmaps, rapid prototyping, and training, all centred on achieving business outcomes.

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