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Smart Lunch Break: New Skills for Agentic AI - How the Next Wave of AI Is Changing Our Work, Roles, and Responsibilities

Venue
online
Time
August 4, 2026 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
Event Tags
  • General Public

As part of the AI TRAQC initiative, this new event series offers the opportunity to gain exciting insights into various aspects of AI and discuss and analyze them together, once a month.

 

Topic: New Skills for Agentic AI - How the Next Wave of AI Is Changing Our Work, Roles, and Responsibilities

 

Expert: Philipp Ramin, Founder and CEO of i40 - The Future Skills Company

When?
August 4, 2026 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm

Where?
online

Who?
TUM Campus Heilbronn

Close-up of a human eye surrounded by digital elements and neon lights in blue and orange hues, creating a futuristic, cybernetic appearance. The eyes reflections suggest a high-tech interface.

Program

  • 12:00 – 12:05 pm
    Short introduction of the AI TRAQC-project
  • 12:05 – 12:20 pm
    New Skills for Agentic AI - How the Next Wave of AI Is Changing Our Work, Roles, and Responsibilities
    by Philipp Ramin, Founder and CEO of i40
  • 12:20 – 12:30 pm
    Open round for questions

Philipp Ramin


Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

Dr. Philipp V. Ramin is the founder and CEO of i40 – The Future Skills Company, one of Europe’s leading providers of AI transformation, future skills, and strategic competency development. Under his leadership, i40 has supported over 1.2 million learners worldwide across 14 industries and in 20 languages, and has received multiple awards for innovations in AI-enabled learning—including for projects with Continental, BMW, and Schaeffler. 

He advises and coaches board members and C-level executives at renowned DAX and Fortune 500 companies on AI strategy, organizational transformation, and leadership in the age of artificial intelligence. 

Dr. Ramin is Academic Director at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, a member of the supervisory board at the BarthHaas Group and Samhammer AG, and an EU expert for the European Commission’s Digital Skills and Jobs Platform. He is the editor of the reference book “Digital Competence and Future Skills” and host of the executive podcast “Digikompetenz.”

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