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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 25 MIN

Podcast Club Wasserdicht - Episode 13: AI, Entrepreneurship & What We'd Build Today (Live from A3F, ENG)

from Alan Frei Podcast · host Alan Frei

In this special live episode of Club Wasserdicht, recorded at the A3F Conference in Zurich in May, Alan Frei, Marc P. Bernegger, Adrian Locher and Tobias Reichmuth discuss entrepreneurship, AI and what it takes to build companies today.The four entrepreneurs talk about their own founding journeys, the people who inspired them early on and why passion still matters more than ever when starting a business.A major topic of the episode: Will AI fundamentally changed entrepreneurship?Can startups now be built faster and cheaper than ever before — and what does that mean for founders, investors and competition?Further topics include:What the four would build if they started from zero todayEntrepreneurial role models and key lessons from their journeysBuilding with passion vs. building for trendsHow AI is changing startup costsThis was the first-ever live recording of Club Wasserdicht - a conversation about entrepreneurship, technology and the future of building companies.

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