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My AI no longer asks questions. It gets tasks done. Ad | Before I walk into a pitch meeting, an agent has analysed the company. Scanned the news. Checked the numbers. And prepared the three critical questions for me. A year ago: unthinkable. Today: my everyday life. Chatbots answer questions. Agents take over workflows — research, analysis, preparation. On their own.

Diana zur Löwen was back on „Die Höhle der Löwen" — this time as a founder. Before she could say her first word, I was already out. Not because her pitch was bad. Not because her startup is nonsense. On the contrary: she focused on a topic that really matters. Even if the valuation was quite sporty. 😅 The reason was a different one: I am invested in a similar startup and would have had a conflict of interest. Since the beginning of the year I have held a stake in Zahnheld, a startup for electric sonic toothbrushes, water flossers and oral care.

Sam Altman warns of losing control over AI. Dario Amodei goes even further: AI could become a risk for all of humanity. What is currently coming from Sam Altman is, to me, above all monetary policy. He is planning OpenAI's IPO. For example, by reducing the extremely expensive training runs. “We need to slow down” simply sounds better than “we need to save money”.