Jonas Andrulis is not an AI pop star like Sam Altman, but he wants to get involved on a world level with his Heidelberg company Aleph Alpha. A conversation about apocalyptic fears, the conflict between Europe and Silicon Valley and jokes about seagulls.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has brought it up in dinner conversations, and Jonas Andrulis is Germany’s most sought-after AI entrepreneur. His company Aleph Alpha from Heidelberg is one of the few that can keep up with the AI companies from the USA and China. On request, the software generates texts based on internal data from companies and administrations. The 42-year-old holds a degree in industrial engineering and manages machine learning specialists at Apple. A conversation on the sidelines of the Munich 1E9 festival, where he gave a speech about AI and human consciousness.