AI and the future of work: conversations about jobs, curiosity and responsibility
03 / AI & THE FUTURE OF WORK
How is AI changing work — and us?
AI and the future of work raise questions that go far beyond new tools. Which tasks are changing? Which skills will remain important? And who benefits from greater productivity? My conversations bring together different perspectives on these questions.
AI and the future of work from different perspectives
There are plenty of predictions about this topic. I am interested in how my guests reach their conclusions and where their priorities differ. This page brings together selected interviews about work, education, technology and responsibility. Their statements belong in the context of each conversation. You can explore their arguments and compare them with your own experience.
Christoph Zöller approaches these developments as a recruiting entrepreneur. At Dinner im Schloss, Philipp “Pip” Klöckner discusses which tasks might change. Albrecht Metter adds a perspective on local AI and digital sovereignty. An earlier conversation with Jonas Andrulis offers insight into building a technology company.
The interviews and their linked episode articles are currently in German.
Christoph Zöller
Work, curiosity and new possibilities
The founder of Instaffo discusses opportunities for new kinds of work and the risks of unequal participation. The conversation connects jobs with education, individual initiative and social responsibility.
Conversation with Christoph Zöller (German) →Pip Klöckner & Albrecht Metter
A reality check for AI
At Dinner im Schloss, different perspectives meet on digital tasks, human judgement and technological independence. One particularly interesting question: what should young people learn to prepare for their future?
Conversation with Pip Klöckner & Albrecht Metter (German) →Jonas Andrulis
Technology needs people
This conversation from 2024 explores the thinking at the time about growth, teams and technological sovereignty. It offers a snapshot of entrepreneurial decisions in AI, viewed in their historical context.
Conversation with Jonas Andrulis (German) →Where would you like to start?
For questions about jobs and career direction, start with Christoph Zöller. The panel with Pip Klöckner and Albrecht Metter offers additional positions and challenging questions. Jonas Andrulis adds an entrepreneurial perspective from an earlier point in time. Together, these episodes provide a basis for discussing change in greater depth.
This focus on AI and the future of work connects big questions with specific conversations. It is about arguments and open questions. If you are looking for a particular person, explore the A–Z guest directory.
