Digital Dump Podcast #41 with Ulf Henning Jacobs

Ulf Henning Jacobs was a guest on the “Digital Dump” podcast. This episode dealt with quantum computing, autonomous systems and artificial intelligence. Ulf explained how important data is for artificial intelligence and when quantum computing becomes mainsteam, how risky it could become for  blockchain and bitcoins. On top of this he talks about autonomous systems such as category 3 cars. Ulf Henning Jacobs, Partner at d-fine, is talking to Kate Pohl, Head of Banking & Corporate Sales at Traxpay, and Steven Batiste, CTO of TIS. 

Steven Batiste and Kate Pohl had the pleasure of interviewing Ulf Henning Jacobs this week. Ulf talked about #technology, explaining that change and development are key, but the “benefits” are in the eye of the beholder. When asked about key technologies going forward, Ulf focused on #quantumcomputing (when QC becomes mainstream #blockchains and #bitcoins may no longer be safe!) and #autonomoussystems. #AI won’t change everything, says Ulf, but it is an important additional tool. What are the key use cases for AI? Is collaboration possible between #banks and #fintechs? Has our guest ordered a category 3 car so he can eat, drink and read the paper while driving on the Autobahn?

Tune in and find out the answers to these questions and so much more!

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The Hosts:

• Kate Pohl, Moderator Digital Dump, Head of Banking & Corporate Sales, Traxpay
• Steven Batiste, Moderator Digital Dump, CTO, TIS

The Interviewee:

• Ulf Henning Jacobs, Partner, d-fine

More Information about Digital Dump:

https://www.traxpay.com/ueber-uns/news/digital-dump-podcast-41-with-ulf-henning-jacobs/?lang=en

Every two weeks, Steven Batiste’s and Kate Pohl’s "Digital Dump” podcast is all about the world of technology. They want to demystify the magic word "TECH" and make the complex transparent and easy to understand – not just for experts – but for everyone.