New technologies are shaping our everyday lives to an increasing extent. Take a look at the public discourse: it’s no less than a mythological minefield. This applies, in particular, to topics such as artificial intelligence and robotics. Fuelled by the clickbait logic of the tabloid press and popular culture, dystopias are constantly conjured up. While some fears are justified, others are unfounded – in other words, not properly thought through. It is important to steer the focus away from the machine and towards the human, while exploring a few basic questions in this connection.

The short answer is: Not every company. The vast majority nowadays. Fewer in the future.

The aim of solution development is usually to automate processes. At the same time, solution development itself has always been the goal of automation. This has led to a large number of valuable tools and paradigms. There has long been an indication of a change, which is likely to be much closer than many expected due to recent developments. Artificial intelligence plays a decisive role in this.

New Work has been one of the most colourful buzzwords in the business world for several years now. However, the term is rarely understood as it was originally intended. A trip to Michigan in the early 1980s.