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79% of failures are completely invisible - Moritz Sudhof Explains
Artificial Intelligence is getting smarter every month. Models can pass exams, write code, summarize documents, and even outperform humans in specific tasks. Yet according to Moritz Sudhof, one of the biggest risks in AI today has very litt
AI Or Not AI // Dietmar's Opinion
🤖 AI or Not AI: Why Businesses Cannot Ignore AI Without Losing Their Edge AI is no longer a futuristic question for businesses. It is already part of how companies write, research, plan, automate, market, and make decisions. But the real q
Can You Trust Your AI? Vasant Dhar on Robot Taxis vs. Robot Doctors // REPOST
🤖🧠 Thinking with Machines with Vasant Dhar What happens when AI stops being a tool and starts becoming a collaborator and an agent? In this episode, NYU Stern professor and AI pioneer Vasant Dhar takes us through the real story behind mod
🧑🏻🎓 Why AI Literacy Will Matter More Than Coding
AI is not just a technology. It is a socio-technical tool. Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the defining technologies of our time. Yet understanding AI is no longer just a technical skill. It is becoming a life skill. In this epis
The Scariest AI Scenario Isn't Terminator, Dr. Mark Khater Says
🎙️ Why AI Could Make Smart Teams Dangerously Alike Artificial intelligence is changing how we work, think, and make decisions. But what if the biggest risk isn't that AI becomes smarter than humans? What if the real danger is that humans b
AI Doesn't Break It, Bad Leadership Does // REPOST
🤖🧠 AI is making strategy cheap. Adoption is still expensive. In this episode, Dietmar Fischer sits down with Bud Caddell (NOBL) to unpack what leaders miss when they roll out generative AI and expect instant results. Bud shares how his te
It's Not Terminator, It's Algorithms That Define War in The Future
Artificial intelligence is no longer just changing business. It is changing warfare. In this episode of A Beginner's Guide to AI, we explore how militaries around the world are deploying AI for intelligence gathering, cybersecurity, surveil
AI Can Make Bad Teams Worse - Gustavo Razzetti Tells You Why
AI is entering meetings, strategy sessions, writing workflows, leadership decisions, and difficult conversations. But what if AI does not automatically make teams smarter? What if it simply amplifies what is already there? In this episode o
Move Fast And Don't Break Things: Secure AI Adoption with Samantha Mehta // REPOST
🎙️ In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer talks with Samantha Mehta, solutions engineering leader at AIRIA, about how companies can adopt AI without losing control. If your teams are already experimenting with ChatGPT a
AI Needs Electricians More Than Coders - Sergii Gerasymovych Tells You Why
⚡ Why AI’s Biggest Bottleneck Is Not Software Artificial intelligence may look like software, but behind every prompt, chatbot, and AI agent sits a physical world of power, land, cables, chips, cooling, electricians, and data centers. In th
Why Asimov’s Three Laws Still Matter for AI Ethics
🤖📚 The Robot Followed the Rules. That Was the Problem. What if the real danger of AI is not that it disobeys us, but that it obeys us too well? In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we travel back to Isaac Asimov’s famous robot sto
Customer Panel? Too Slow. Here’s the Synthetic Version - with Janet Barker-Evans // REPOST
🚀 In this episode, Dietmar Fischer talks with Janet Barker-Evans about what happens when AI stops being a novelty and becomes part of a serious creative workflow. Janet breaks down how she uses custom GPTs for marketing as brainstorming pa
The Four AI Levels Every Business Leader Should Know
Many companies believe they are adopting AI successfully because employees use ChatGPT every day. But are they actually creating business value? In this solo episode, Dietmar Fischer explores a practical AI maturity framework developed by S
Why Most Companies Create Their Own AI Bottleneck - Says Ross Barnes
The Hidden AI Bottleneck Inside Every Business Most companies think their AI problem is about tools. Should they use ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, or build their own agents? Ross Barnes argues that this is the wrong question. The real p
From the 1920s to Klarna - Do You Know What "Robot" Actually Means?
The word “robot” sounds modern, metallic, and futuristic. But its origin is older, stranger, and much more human. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we trace the word back to Karel Čapek’s 1920 play R.U.R., short for Rossum’s Univ
How Leaders Can Start with AI Today: A Conversation with Michael Housman // REPOST
In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, host Dietmar Fischer speaks with Michael Housman, AI leader, econometrician, and author of the upcoming book Future Proof. Together, they unpack how leaders can future-proof their businesses with A
Why Your Health Data Is Useless Without AI - Earl J. Campazzi Tells You
Most of us already collect health data every day through smartphones, smartwatches, rings, apps, lab reports, and medical visits. But collecting data is not the same as understanding it. In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fi
The Future of AI Will Depend Heavily On Memory Quality, Not Just Model Or Prompt Quality
AI assistants are getting smarter, but intelligence alone is not enough. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we look at one of the most important shifts in agentic AI: memory. Not just longer context windows, not just bigger prompt
Why Eliezer Yudkowsky Thinks AI Could Be Dangerous Without Being Evil
🤖🧠⚠️ What if the biggest AI risk is not that machines become evil, but that they become powerful, strategic, and completely indifferent? In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we explore the worldview of Eliezer Yudkowsky, one of th
Why Fritz Lang's 'Metropolis' Still Explains the Real Danger of AI
What can a silent film from 1927 teach us about artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and the future of business trust? In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we look at Fritz Lang’s legendary film Metropolis and use it as a surprisingl
Why Every Business Will Need An AI Agent - Inside the Agentic Economy with Humayun Sheikh // REPOST
Humayun Sheikh on the Agentic Web, Trust, and the Agentic Economy Humayun Sheikh joins Dietmar Fischer to explain what happens when AI stops recommending and starts doing. We explore the Agentic Web, a new layer where personal AI agents and
Why Google DeepMind Changed How Businesses Think About AI
🧠🤖 Stop Using AI Just for Content. Start Using It for Discovery Most businesses still treat AI like a faster writing assistant: useful for summaries, captions, reports, and endless slightly polished LinkedIn posts. But Google DeepMind poi
AI At Work: Agents Are Already Here - A Conversation with Sam Ransbotham // REPOST
AI agents are rapidly becoming one of the most influential technologies inside modern organizations — often without leaders even realizing the shift. In this episode, Dietmar Fischer sits down with MIT Sloan podcast host Sam Ransbotham to u
AI Will Never Be A Leader - Says Sally Bendersky
What happens to leadership when AI can analyze faster, structure better, and answer almost anything in seconds? In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer speaks with Sally Bendersky, engineer, executive coach, leadership ex
The Cost of Being Invisible in ChatGPT - With Joseph Levi
AI search is changing how customers discover, evaluate and choose brands. In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer speaks with Joseph Levi, CEO of Noise Media, about Generative Engine Optimization, AI brand visibility and
AI Is Killing Transaction Costs, But Who Gets the Money?
Stop Thinking of AI as a Content Machine, Start Seeing It as a Bargain Machine AI is not just changing how businesses write content, automate tasks, or analyse data. It is changing how markets work. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to
The Secret Behind Most AI Tools: RAG. Alex Kihm Explains It Simply // REPOST
In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, we sit down with Alex Kihm, founder of POMA AI, to explore how enterprises can finally make sense of their data. AI search is broken, RAG often fails, and corporate documents are notoriously hard f
AGI: The AI Term Every Executive Should Understand
AGI Is Not Just a Better Chatbot Artificial general intelligence, or AGI, may be one of the most important ideas in artificial intelligence, but it is also one of the easiest to misunderstand. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we
Human vs. Machine or: Why still play Chess if AI is Better at it?
AI can write, generate images, suggest chess moves, edit photos, draft campaigns, and produce more content than most teams can handle. So what is left for humans? In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, we look at why human creativity
Why AI Feels Human (And Why That’s a Problem)
AI feels human. That’s the problem. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer breaks down one of the most misunderstood aspects of artificial intelligence: why we treat AI like a person and why that creates real business
