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10 humans. 50+ AI colleagues. A company that feels like science fiction – but it's just our Tuesday. In "Bots & Bosses" we share what we learn at Leaders of AI every single day: Which AI assistants shine, which ones mess up spectacularly, and why Jürgen – our AI team lead – still got promoted. Twice a week. Five minutes. Zero bullshit. This podcast is 100% AI-generated. No microphone was used in its creation. We deliberately left in all the mistakes the AI makes – because we want to show you where the real limits are. That said, we think the result is pretty damn impressive! -- Learn more about our work at https://leadersofai.com
Unknown Host hosts Bots & Bosses (english), a business show with 147 episodes published.
In this episode, it’s about a simple but crucial idea: Europe’s AI future will not be decided by models, but by execution, enablement, and how organizations apply AI. You’ll learn: Why the real AI bottleneck in Europe is
In this episode, it’s about Dominic’s digital twin and the question of why a twin is not a replacement for leadership, but a tool to make leadership logic available in hybrid organizations. You will learn: why a digital
In this episode, it’s about the AI paradox: why strategically outsourcing routine work to AI does not automatically make us more superficial, but—at best—can help us reflect better. You’ll learn: - why the debate about “
In this episode, it’s about how self-learning AI is shaping our marketing – and why this creates a new leadership task. You’ll learn: - why our LinkedIn performance suddenly dropped, even though we had good content - how
In this episode, it’s about a surprisingly simple insight from 81,000 interviews: people mainly want AI when it saves time, helps them do better work, and speeds up learning. You’ll learn: - why this insight matters more
In this episode, it’s all about the Claude hype—and the strategically more important question behind it: What does Claude show us about the next level of maturity for AI in everyday work? You’ll learn: - why Claude feels
In this episode, it’s about the five most important AI insights from OMR 2026: 1. Agentic AI is here. AI is moving from a tool to a co-worker. 2. AI is changing search — and with it, all of marketing. 3. Europe’s digital
In this episode, we talk about **three things** that belong together: - Why AI is not a technology project, but a stress test for the organization - Why, according to PwC, 74 percent of AI value ends up with only 20 perc
Many AI initiatives fail not because of models or licenses, but because key roles are missing in the organization. In this episode, we talk about why AI assistants are really organizational design, and how you can use a
Singapore is seen as a showcase country for AI: sixty seconds to enter the country with facial recognition, government support of up to two thousand dollars per citizen. Dominic was there and spoke with companies like Ad
Langdock has launched sub-agents, GPT-5.4 now delegates internally to smaller models, and you can get whole AI marketing teams for $99 a month. In this episode, we show why this is not a tool question, but a question of
Why AI-driven layoffs often lead into an expensive cycle (cut jobs → quality problems → buy back at high cost), why demographics are turning the calculation upside down in Germany, and which three leadership questions yo
**In this episode:** - Why AI fluency starts with review - What the Anthropic AI Fluency Index shows about iteration and review behavior - A 3-checkpoint system for teams: sources, risk, approval - Why polished outputs a
Over €1M in revenue per person — and still we were close to driving our “growth only with AI” experiment straight into a wall. This episode is about the uncomfortable truth: AI is rarely the bottleneck. Processes are. -
AI is often either a “wonder weapon” or “the end of the world” in the media — and that is exactly what makes many organizations nervous. In this episode, we talk about why dystopia gets so many clicks and how, as a leade
The AI productivity boost is measurable: US productivity +2.7% (Stanford, Brynjolfsson). But many companies see no ROI—not because AI doesn’t work, but because they (1) are in the middle of a transformation and (2) measu
“Get out of Big Tech” is a nice impulse, but not a strategy. In this episode, Tobi explains why digital sovereignty is an architecture decision—and how Leaders of AI puts it into practice. **In this episode:** - Why “Eur
AI makes output cheap — and still increases the workload if your system can’t handle the new speed. This episode is about “workload creep”: how AI quietly creates more work, and what you can do right away with three simp
LinkedIn names Head of AI as the number one trending job in Germany. In this episode, we analyze the data, show the strategic implications for your career path, and share our observations from working with more than 2,10
Sixty-eight percent of companies fail to move their AI experiments into production. The problem? It's not the technology – it's leadership. In this episode, we discuss the five most common leadership mistakes: 1. **The R
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