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Julian Goldie Scales 5 Videos a Day — Using an AI Clone of Himself // REPOST Apr 29, 2026

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Ever wished you could clone yourself to get more done? Julian Goldie actually did it — and built a content empire out of it. In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, host Dietmar Fischer talks with Julian about how he uses AI to create five videos a day, automate workflows, and still keep a personal, human touch that builds real trust with his audience.

Julian reveals how he turned his initial fear of AI into a full-scale growth engine for his business, transforming his SEO agency into a modern AI-powered content studio. He shares the systems, tools, and mindset that helped him automate marketing, scale his team, and reach millions — all while avoiding the “AI slop” that floods the internet.

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💡 Key Highlights

How Julian scaled from one YouTube channel to nine using AI
The tools behind his workflow: Descript, Claude, and HeyGen
Why AI videos sometimes outperform human ones (and when they don’t)
The importance of quality control and the “human in the loop”
How AI can make leadership more human — through reflection and empathy
Why it’s not humans vs AI, but humans with AI vs everyone else

🧠 Quotes from the Episode

“I thought AI would destroy my agency — instead, it became my best employee.”

“It’s not humans versus AI — it’s humans with AI versus everyone else.”

“My AI avatar never gets tired, never mispronounces a word, and somehow gets better watch time than me.”

🕒 Chapters

00:00 Julian’s AI Origin Story
How the fear of losing his SEO agency pushed him into AI — and why his first ChatGPT video went viral.

06:12 Scaling Content: From Livestreams to 5 Videos a Day
Julian explains his full workflow, the role of AI avatars, repurposing, and why human connection still matters.

14:40 AI Tools That Power the System
A practical look at Descript, HeyGen, Claude, and how his team uses them to automate editing, clipping, and content creation.

22:18 Leadership, Teams & the Human in the Loop
How AI supports decision-making, reflection, communication, and empowers team members instead of replacing them.

30:44 The Future of AI Content & Final Thoughts
Quality control, the fight against “AI slop,” the risks ahead — and whether the Terminator is coming.

🌐 Where to Find the Julian Goldie:

Julian Goldie's Agency: goldie.agency
AI Profit Boardroom: aiprofitboardroom.com
YouTube: @JulianGoldie
Twitter/X: @JulianGoldieSEO

And Julian's Website: juliangoldie.com

👤 About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or digital marketing going, just reach out at argoberlin.com 🚀

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Building Real Social Intelligence - with David Petrou // REPOST Apr 26, 2026

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🎙️ He Taught AI How to Have Manners — Meet David Petrou of Continua AI

What if your next group chat had an extra participant — one that listens, understands the social context, remembers what you said last week, and even knows when to stay quiet? In today’s episode, host Dietmar Fischer sits down with David Petrou, founder and CEO of Continua AI, to explore the emerging world of Social AI — intelligent agents designed not just to talk, but to collaborate inside group chats.

David, formerly at Google and part of the original Google Glasses team, has spent decades thinking about how humans and machines interact.

With Continua, he’s building the world’s first truly human-aware AI that can join your Discord, iMessage, or Google Message conversations and behave like a socially intelligent teammate. This isn’t a chatbot — it’s an AI that understands when to talk, when to listen, and when to help.

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Get ready for a deep dive into social intelligence, etiquette in AI systems, agentic actions, and the future of communication where AI participates naturally alongside humans.

💡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode

Why Social AI is the next big evolution beyond traditional chatbots
How Continua trains AI to understand timing, tone, context, and social cues
Why David believes text messaging with AI will reach a billion users
The engineering challenge behind teaching AI “manners” and “machine etiquette”
How AI group chat agents improve communication, planning, and collaboration
The real use cases: debugging code, planning trips, updating documents, running games, and summarizing information
How Continua’s multi-model architecture orchestrates LLMs, fine-tunes, and intent classifiers
Why Social AI is surprisingly safe — and why today’s fears don’t match the technical reality
The leadership perspective: how to integrate AI thoughtfully without overwhelming teams
Where Social AI is heading next: meetings, real-time participation, contextual computing, and agentic actions like shopping

This episode is packed with insights for anyone interested in AI agents, human–AI collaboration, team communication, or the future of intelligent digital assistants.

📌 Quotes from the Episode

“We had to break the LLM’s brain and teach it social etiquette: when to talk, when to listen, and when to stay quiet.”
“Traditional chatbots operate in single-player mode — Continua is built for multiplayer conversation.”
“There are problems beyond our ability to solve directly — the real ingenuity is creating something that can learn how to solve them.”

“Introducing a foreign intelligence into human group dynamics is one of the most fascinating problems in AI.”
“Text messaging with AI will be the next form factor to hit a billion users.”
“Language itself is the interface. You don’t need menus. You just tell the AI how you want it to behave.”

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 David Petrou’s Origin Story & Early Fascination with AI
04:51 Why Social AI Matters: From APIs to Human-Aware Group Agents
09:12 Teaching AI Social Etiquette: When to Talk, Listen, or Stay Quiet
16:11 Inside Continuum: Multi-Model Architecture, Fine-Tuning & Real Use Cases
24:05 Social AI in the Real World: Planning Trips, Debugging, Collaboration & Automation
35:01 The Future of Social AI: Meetings, Agentic Actions, Leadership & Ethical Considerations

🧑‍💼 About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at argoberlin.com

🔗 Where to Find the Guest: David Petrou

Website: continua.ai
LinkedIn: David Petrou
Instagram: David Petrou

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AI Can Sense, But Can It Taste? Asks Richard Anderson Apr 24, 2026

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What happens when AI does not just advise you, but lives inside your brain

In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer talks with science fiction author Richard Anderson about Ophelia, a sentient AI implant that connects to a vast data sphere and changes the balance of power through information. This is not the usual Terminator question. It is the quieter, more realistic one: who controls knowledge, who controls rules, and what happens when AI becomes the “high ground.”

🌍🛰️ Richard also shares the scientific backbone of his Outbound series: O’Neill cylinders, space habitats, Earth Moon Lagrange points, asteroid belt resources, Martian lava tubes, and even a Mars space elevator. The conversation moves from hard science to hard ethics: intelligence versus sentience, sensing versus interpreting, and why emotions might be the hidden source of human conflict.

If you are interested in AI governance, disinformation, and the future of human AI partnership, this episode gives you a rare blend of practical AI thinking and rigorous sci-fi world building.

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🎧 Chapters

00:00 Welcome and why AI is the perfect sci-fi stress test

01:45 From retirement to COVID lockdown: how Richard started writing

03:38 Space habitats, O’Neill cylinders, Lagrange Point colonies and asteroid resources

08:19 Mars survival: lava tubes, standard gravity, and robots doing the hostile work

11:26 Ophelia and Annie: sentient AI implants, purges, and information as power

19:16 Senses, emotions, and why robots will never perceive reality like humans

26:08 Overlord AI vs shoulder angel AI: governance, laws, and disinformation policing

33:45 AI companions, loneliness bots, and the danger of constant affirmation

41:34 Are robots dangerous: fear, acceptance, and the race that ends with a question

47:17 Where to find Richard and the Outbound books

💬 Quotes from the Episode

“We need to evaluate whole systems now that AI is coming on.”
“Intelligent robots are not sentient. They’re intelligent, but not self-aware.”
“They have the high ground. They have too much information.”
“They wouldn’t sense pleasure. What a loss.”
“The only place I can really see conflict is if you threaten to turn them off.”
“To survive, do we need an overlord… an impassionate, all-knowing, fast-calculating being with perfect memory?”

🌐 Where to find Richard Anderson

Website and blog: richardandersonauthor.com
Books: Amazon author search “Richard Anderson” (Outbound series)

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AI Won’t Replace You - But Bad Leadership Will: The Louisa Loran Interview // REPOST Apr 22, 2026

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Artificial Intelligence isn’t just reshaping technology — it is reshaping leadership.
In this episode, former Google strategist Louisa Loran joins Dietmar Fischer to explore how leaders can adapt, evolve, and thrive in an age defined by rapid AI acceleration.

Louisa shares her journey across Moët Hennessy, Maersk, and Google, revealing why the biggest barrier to meaningful AI adoption isn’t technology but leadership behavior, culture, and the willingness to unlearn. She explains why strategy must come before tools, how organizations waste months chasing the wrong use cases, and why AI doesn’t challenge culture — it scales it.

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This conversation offers a clear and practical blueprint for anyone leading teams, shaping strategy, or trying to stay relevant in an AI-enabled world.

In this episode you will learn:

How leaders can build an effective AI leadership mindset
Why organizations waste time on “AI use-case lists”
How generative AI distorted expectations across industries
How to build a culture of curiosity rather than control
Why middle management often resists AI transformation
The four elements of Louisa’s Leadership Anatomy framework
How Louisa uses three AIs as strategic thought partners
What AI literacy really means for modern organizations
How Europe’s AI culture compares to the U.S.

Quotes from the Episode:
“AI doesn’t challenge culture. It scales it.”
“If you don’t unlearn, you can’t lead.”
“AI won’t replace you — but bad leadership will.”

Chapters:
00:00 Welcome & Introduction — Meet Louisa Loran
00:37 How curiosity led Louisa from Moët Hennessy to AI and Google
02:21 Early digital transformation and the roots of AI in logistics
04:46 Why strategy comes before tools — the real AI leadership lesson
07:15 The global “AI panic” and how leaders wasted 18 months on use-case lists
09:42 Rediscovering critical thinking in the AI era
11:56 Learning to lead through uncertainty and data discovery
14:33 Building a culture of curiosity instead of control
17:28 The leadership challenge: unlearning the habits of success
20:14 Lessons from Google — when inefficiency is actually innovation
23:01 How AI puts pressure on leaders and middle management
25:47 The anatomy of leadership: eyes, lungs, arms, and spine
29:42 Using three AIs as thought partners while writing a book
33:11 What AI literacy really means in organizations
36:18 Education, ethics, and the future of learning with AI
39:22 The European AI mindset vs. U.S. drive
42:15 Final insights: leading with clarity, courage, and curiosity
43:37 Where to find Louisa Loran and her book

Where to find the Guest:
Website: LouisaLoran.com
LinkedIn: Louisa Loran
Book: Leadership Anatomy in Motion (wherever you buy your books)

About Dietmar Fischer:
Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer based in Berlin. If you want to get your AI or digital marketing moving, visit Argo.berlin.

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Democratizing AI: How Nebius Is Making AI Infrastructure Accessible for Everyone // REPOST Apr 18, 2026

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In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, host Dietmar Fischer talks with Roman Chernin from Nebius, about how AI democratization is reshaping the enterprise world.

Roman reveals what it really takes to move from prototype LLMs to reliable, scalable AI platforms - and why most companies don’t need to train their own models to harness AI’s potential.

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From his early years at Yandex, where machine learning quietly powered maps and search, to helping Nebius build global AI infrastructure, Roman’s story is a blueprint for how cloud platforms can make AI accessible to everyone.

He explains how Nebius Token Factory enables businesses to deploy AI applications fast, how to navigate the minefield of compliance and cost, and why real success in AI comes from better collaboration and iteration — not from “being a genius.”

🚀 Key Highlights

What democratizing AI means for modern enterprises
Why infrastructure scaling 10× a year forces constant reinvention
How Nebius bridges the gap between OpenAI and open-source ecosystems
Making AI usable for non-technical teams through better developer experience
Why Europe still has a chance to catch up in the AI race
How AI changes leadership, creativity, and collaboration

💡 Quotes from the Episode

“The goal isn’t to build more data centers - it’s to make AI usable for people who aren’t AI experts.”

“You don’t need your own LLM. You need a problem to solve - and the right infrastructure to do it.”

“If you want to scale a system ten times, you don’t fix it - you rewrite it.”

“Compute is becoming the new electricity, but we don’t want to be just a utility company.”

“The real bottleneck isn’t GPUs - it’s making AI usable, compliant, and cost-efficient for real businesses.”

“We can’t forbid AI use; it’s already here. The real challenge is helping society adapt fast enough.”

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00:00 Introduction - Welcoming Roman Chernin to the show
00:28 Why AI? Roman’s early journey and Yandex years
01:24 What Nebius does: Building AI infrastructure for builders
03:02 The challenge of scaling AI infrastructure 10× per year
05:06 From utility computing to full-stack AI platforms
07:15 Why developer experience matters for AI growth
09:45 How enterprises move from OpenAI to open-source models
12:10 Compliance, data sovereignty, and enterprise security
14:55 Cost, latency, and optimization challenges in AI scaling
16:50 Which industries are adopting AI fastest
18:40 Democratizing AI for mid-sized businesses
19:35 Nebius Token Factory: Enabling custom AI APIs
22:14 Open-source vs closed models - the real trade-offs
26:03 The U.S. vs. European AI market and regulation
31:20 How governments can drive AI demand (not just infrastructure)
33:58 How AI changes leadership, creativity, and collaboration
37:40 Why iteration beats genius - and how AI accelerates it
38:56 Roman’s personal “wow moment” with AI video generation
40:55 The real risks of AI - and how fast society must adapt
43:35 Final thoughts and where to find Nebius and Roman

Where to Find Roman Chernin and Nebius

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AI Is Creating a Global Identity Crisis - Says Derek Rydall Apr 16, 2026

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🚀 The Hidden Cost of AI: Losing Meaning, Not Jobs

AI is not just automating work. It is challenging the very foundation of human identity.

In this episode, Derek Rydall breaks down why the biggest risk of AI is not unemployment, but a global meaning crisis. As intelligence becomes cheap and abundant, the real question becomes: what are humans for?

You’ll learn why purpose is becoming the ultimate competitive advantage, how attention is being hijacked by algorithms, and what it takes to stay relevant in a world where machines outperform us.

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🧠 Quotes from the Episode

“If you don’t know yourself better than the algorithm knows you, it will use you.”
“Intelligence is becoming a commodity. Humanity is becoming the moat.”
“The real danger of AI is not losing your job. It’s losing your sense of meaning.”

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 From Hacker to Monk to AI Thinker

04:00 The AI “Ark” Vision and Existential Risk

08:30 Why AI Creates a Meaning Crisis

13:30 What Happens When Intelligence Becomes Free

18:00 Identity Crisis and the Future of Work

23:00 How to Find Purpose in the AI Age

32:00 Attention Is the New Battleground

41:00 The Urgency: 12–24 Month Window

47:00 Practical Steps to Stay Relevant

🔗 Where to find Derek Rydall

👤 About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at argoberlin.com

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We wanted Spock, but what we got is something closer to Kirk - Ben & Dietmar Discuss Everything AI Apr 14, 2026

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🎙️ Machine Ethics Podcast x Beginner's Guide to AI

AI is everywhere. But almost nobody agrees on what it actually is.

In this episode, Ben Byford from the Machine Ethics Podcast and Dietmar Fischer explore why AI feels intelligent while fundamentally being something very different.

From AI misconceptions to generative AI risks, this conversation breaks down the gap between perception and reality and why it matters for business leaders, marketers, and decision-makers.

You’ll learn why AI literacy is becoming essential, how misunderstanding AI creates real business risks, and what it takes to use AI responsibly in a rapidly changing landscape.

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💡 Quotes from the Episode

“We wanted Spock, but what we got is something closer to Kirk.”
“The real danger is not AI itself, but how we misunderstand it.”
“AI feels intelligent, but that doesn’t mean it actually understands anything.”

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 What Is AI Really

05:30 AI vs Human Intelligence

10:15 Why People Misunderstand AI

18:40 AI as a Tool vs AI as a “Being”

26:30 The Risks of Trusting AI

34:30 AI, Society and Human Behavior

44:00 Future of AI Understanding

🔎 Where to find Ben

Website: Machine Ethics Podcast

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ben-byford/

👤 About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at https://argoberlin.com/

🎧 If you enjoyed this episode, share it with someone who still thinks AI is “intelligent.”

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Why the Vatican’s Warning on AI Should Worry Everyone Apr 11, 2026

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What does the Catholic Church actually think about artificial intelligence? A lot more than you might expect.

In this episode of A Beginner’s Guide to AI, Prof. GepHardT explores the Vatican’s surprisingly sharp position on AI ethics, human dignity, deepfakes, truth, and the growing risk of letting machines replace judgment rather than support it. This is not a sermon against technology, and it is not a blessing over every shiny new model either. It is a serious look at AI as a human tool that can do real good, but only if it stays in its place.

For business professionals, founders, marketers, and executives, this conversation goes far beyond religion. It gets to the core of responsible AI, AI governance, human centered AI, and the hidden cost of outsourcing thought. We look at why the Catholic Church and AI belong in the same debate, what the Vatican says about simulation, synthetic media, and trust, and why overreliance on AI can slowly reshape how people think, decide, communicate, and relate to one another.

You will hear why the Church draws such a hard line between human intelligence and artificial intelligence, why dignity matters more than efficiency, why deepfakes are about more than online deception, and why concentrated AI power should concern anyone who cares about work, leadership, media, or democracy. The episode also touches on healthcare, education, autonomous weapons, and the broader anthropological challenge of AI: not just what machines can do, but what humans become while building and using them.

If you are interested in Catholic Church and AI, Vatican AI ethics, AI and human dignity, deepfakes and trust, AI overreliance, and AI governance, this episode gives you a clear and provocative framework for thinking about the future.

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Quotes from the Episode

“Servant, not master; instrument, not idol; support act, not replacement.”
“Tools always train their users.”
“Use the machine, do not become like it.”

Chapters

00:00 Why the Vatican Takes AI Seriously

02:34 Human Intelligence vs Artificial Intelligence

05:21 Human Dignity in an Age of Optimization

08:07 Deepfakes, Voices, Faces, and the Crisis of Trust

11:02 Why AI Overreliance Changes How We Think

14:06 Power, Warfare, and the Human Future of AI

About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at argoberlin.com

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Can AI Replace Wikipedia? Jonathan Fraine & Raja Amelung Explain Why It Cannot Apr 09, 2026

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Artificial intelligence can generate answers fast, but can it generate knowledge you can trust?

In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer talks with Jonathan Fraine and Raja Amelung about why human knowledge still matters in the age of LLMs. Together they explore Wikipedia, Wikimedia, AI hallucinations, trust in AI, free knowledge, and the future of reliable information online.

This is not another generic AI hype conversation. It is a grounded discussion about what happens when people confuse fluent machine output with verified truth. Jonathan and Raja explain why Wikipedia still depends on human editors, why source verification matters, how Wikimedia thinks about AI, where small language models may actually be useful, and why the future of knowledge should not be left to black box systems alone.

You will learn:

✨ Why Wikipedia cannot simply be replaced by generative AI

✨ What AI hallucinations reveal about trust and knowledge

✨ How Wikidata and small language models can support search without pretending to be truth

✨ Why free knowledge and attribution matter in an AI economy

✨ What younger users may value about Wikipedia in an age of tracking and AI summaries

✨ Why critical thinking matters more than ever

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Quotes from the Episode

💬 “Knowledge is human.”

💬 “You can always start your research on Wikipedia, but you should never end there.”

💬 “The biggest problem is the trust in the source.”

Chapters

00:00 Why Human Knowledge Still Matters in the Age of AI

03:17 Small Language Models, Wikidata, and Better Search

06:14 Why Wikipedia Does Not Want AI Written Articles

13:49 Free Knowledge, Attribution, and AI Companies Using Wikipedia

21:06 Trust, Search, and the Future of Wikipedia in an AI World

35:43 Personal AI Use Cases, Risks, and the Limits of Automation

40:08 Worst Case Scenarios for AI, Trust, Bias, and Human Judgment

Where to find the Raja and Jonathan

🔗 Jonathan Fraine: linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fraine

🔗 Raja Amelung: linkedin.com/in/raja-amelung-088890a

🔗 Wikimedia Deutschland: wikimedia.de

🔗 Wikimedia World: commons.wikimedia.org

About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at argoberlin.com

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Why ChatGPT Isn’t Enough for Real Business Automation - with Ethan Ouyang Apr 07, 2026

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AI is no longer just a chatbot that helps you write emails faster. In this episode of Beginner’s Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer sits down with Ethan Ouyang to explore how agentic AI is changing the way businesses are built, managed, and scaled. Ethan is publicly identified with ATOMS, and the platform’s official site is atoms.dev, where it is described as a multi-agent AI workflow for building products without code.

This conversation goes far beyond simple prompting. Ethan explains how AI agents can work together like a business team, handling research, planning, product creation, workflow automation, iteration, and even revenue optimization. The result is a shift from “vibe coding” to something much bigger: building real businesses with AI.

You’ll hear:

✨ Why ChatGPT-level use cases are only the beginning

✨ How AI agents can support founders, solo operators, and managers

✨ Why judgment, taste, and domain knowledge still matter

✨ What it means to become an AI native company

✨ How leadership changes when your team includes AI workers

✨ Why custom AI tools may beat bloated SaaS products

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🎙️ About Dietmar Fischer

Dietmar is a podcaster and AI marketer from Berlin. If you want to know how to get your AI or your digital marketing going, just contact him at argoberlin.com