Cutting Edge AI
Cutting Edge AI is a podcast by Angel Invest Ventures, Europe’s most active super angel fund. Each episode examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping technology, business, and society from research breakthroughs to applied use cases. Hosts Jens Lapinski and Robin Harbort speak with founders, engineers, and investors who are building the next generation of AI products and infrastructure, offering clear insights into what’s real, what’s emerging, and what’s next. Stay one step ahead of the curve on the journey to the next generation of AI.
Cutting Edge AI
Latest Episodes
Alexander Oelling (Founder & CEO, INXM) on Building Deterministic AI for Enterprise Processes Reliably
The prevailing narrative in AI suggests that spending more tokens guarantees more intelligence and reliability. But what if the key to dependable enterprise AI is actually spending fewer, or even zero, tokens on repeated tasks?In this ep...
#7 Ingmar Klein (CEO, Huzzle) on the Future of Work, AI, Hiring, and Human Data.
AI may not just replace work. It may also create entirely new categories of human work around training, evaluating, and operating intelligent systems.In this episode, we speak with Ingmar Klein, co-founder and CEO of Huzzle, a company th...
#6 Building the Voice AI Category: Daniel Keinrath (CEO, Fonio AI) on Product, GTM, and Scale
Voice AI is becoming one of the first real entry points for AI adoption in SMEs: not because of the technology itself, but because it delivers immediate, measurable value.In this episode, we speak with Daniel Keinrath, co-founder and CEO...
#5 AI-Written Software: Tyler Dunn (Co-Founder, Continue) on the Future of Coding
In this episode of Cutting Edge AI, Jens Lapinski and Robin Harbort speak with Tyler Dunn, Co-Founder of Continue, about how AI is transforming software development.As AI age...
#4 From Legacy Systems to Agentic AI: Fabian Heinrich (CEO, Mercanis) on the Future of Procurement
Procurement is one of the largest and most complex parts of the global economy – over $100 trillion a year – yet much of it still runs on spreadsheets, email threads, and legacy systems built decades ago. Mer...
