Five thought-provoking video interviews

AI investor and entrepreneur Jennifer Zhu Scott highlights the rapid pace of development in artificial intelligence. Never before has it been so easy to develop, combine and implement AI applications. A single person can bring entire business models to life - from concept to implementation - quickly, cost-effectively and with a high degree of automation. Human experiential knowledge can be stored and shared like a "second brain," which could fundamentally transform the economy and society. At the same time, the major challenges facing the AI economy must be addressed: computing power, energy requirements and, linked to these, sustainable solutions. However, Jennifer Zhu Scott considers AGI (artificial general intelligence) - that is, AI capable of thinking, learning and applying knowledge with a flexibility similar to that of humans - to be a "human-centric fantasy," because, in her view, "what we are about to discover is that human intelligence is one of the types of intelligence."