The Human Factor Michael Gerlich
Future Decoded
Future Decoded with Prof. Dr. Michael Gerlich explores in conversations the evolving relationship between humanity and technology through deep conversations about artificial intelligence, the future of work, and the changing meaning of being human in an increasingly automated world. Each episode examines how organisations and educational institutions can implement technology - especially AI - responsibly, while also addressing how emerging technologies reshape individuals, social structures, and the broader trajectory of society. It is a space for thoughtful dialogue on the opportunities and c...
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The Human Factor Michael Gerlich
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Sep 18, 2026
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Episodes
AI and Relationships - Can we have a mindful relationship with AI? 18.09.2026 44:13
This episode explores the complex relationship between humans and AI, focusing on AI companions, emotional connections, and the future of human-AI interaction. Julian Phillips, Yael Melamed, and Michael Gadlich share insights on how AI influences our relationships and society. Keywords AI, human relationships, AI companions, emotional intelligence, future of AI, human flourishing, technology ethic...
Discussing the Future - with Julian Phillips 25.02.2026 47:52
In this insightful interview, Julian Phillips and Prof. Dr. Michael Gerlich explore the future of AI, work, and societal transformation. They discuss the impact of AI on jobs, organisational restructuring, education, geopolitics, and the urgent need for global and individual responsibility in shaping a sustainable future. Julian Phillips is a business leader, futurist, speaker and author of LevAIt...
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