Andreas Deptolla

Born & Kepler

Born & Kepler is named after the mathematician and scientists Max Born and Johannes Kepler. This bilingual podcast, offered in both German and English, dives into the expansive world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), exploring its foundations, evolving technology trends, academic search, and its impact on businesses and society. Born & Kepler will feature a diverse lineup of experts from academia, venture capital, private equity, journalism, entrepreneurship, CTOs, and policymakers. Each guest offers unique insights into how AI is reshaping their sectors and what we might expect in the future....

Autor

Andreas Deptolla

Kategorie

Technology

Podcast-Website

www.born-kepler.com

Neueste Folge

15. Apr 2026

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#6 AI, Automation and the Future of Knowledge Work (ENG) 12.03.2025

How is AI reshaping professional services, from law and accounting to business strategy? In this episode, we explore the intersection of technology and work, diving into the challenges of AI adoption, the evolving roles of junior professionals, and the impact of automation on knowledge production. We discuss the human side of digital transformation—why technology alone isn’t enough, the importance...

#5 Future Strategies: AI, Networks and Education in Transition (ENG) 05.03.2025

In this episode, Andreas Deptolla speaks with Prof. Dr. Nils Stieglitz, President of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, about the future of work, innovation, and the impact of AI on education. They explore how businesses can stay competitive, the lessons learned from past disruptions, and why a mindset of adaptability is crucial. The conversation also touches on the balance between...

#4 Marketing in the Digital Age! (GER) 26.02.2025

English: In this episode, Professor Florian Stahl from the University of Mannheim shares his insights on the profound impact of AI on business models, marketing, and education. We discuss how American and European markets approach innovation differently, the future of peer-based learning, and why even traditional sectors must adapt rapidly. Plus, we explore why investing in raw materials like copp...

#3 AI in Everyday Life: Practical Insights (ENG) 19.02.2025

In this episode, Prof. Valor-Sabatier from IESE shares his expertise on the real-world applications and challenges of AI. From medical diagnostics to self-driving cars and social media, the conversation explores how AI is transforming our daily lives. The discussion also dives into the ethical dilemmas and future risks posed by AI, including fake news and algorithmic bias.

#2 AI and the Future of Energy (GER) 12.02.2025

German: In dieser Episode spricht Prof. Dr. Wolf Ketter über den Einfluss von Künstlicher Intelligenz auf den Energiemarkt. Er erläutert, wie KI-gesteuerte Systeme die Energieeffizienz verbessern, Nachfrage und Angebot in Echtzeit ausgleichen und den Übergang zu erneuerbaren Energien unterstützen können. Zudem diskutiert er Herausforderungen in der europäischen Energiepolitik und warum Investition...

#1 Academic Perspective on Innovation (ENG) 03.02.2025

Episode 1: AI, Innovation & the Future – with Prof. Francis de Vericourt How is AI changing innovation? Why is Europe behind in deep tech? And how can businesses use AI for better decisions? In this episode, Prof. Francis de Vericourt talks about: AI in Europe vs. the US AI’s impact on science and business Risk-taking and innovation The role of AI in decision-making Listen now! 🔗 More: Websit...

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