sharp10 Global Trends by Andrea Anderheggen

Andrea Anderheggen
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Andrea Anderheggen, Founder of sharp10 (https://sharp10.com), explores the trends and forces reshaping business, politics, technology, and society, in conversation with the world's leading AI models. Each episode distills major global trends into a data-driven analysis, designed for executives, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers who want to understand the facts and forces behind them. Want to go deeper? sharp10 is a speed learning app for executives, available on the App Store, Google Play, and at sharp10.com. © Fliegenglas Verlag GmbH, sharp10

Episodes

  1. Where are the Shovels? Opportunities in the AI Economy.

    1D AGO

    Where are the Shovels? Opportunities in the AI Economy.

    It's April 2026, and everyone is talking about AI, your colleagues, your LinkedIn feed, probably even your dentist. But very few are asking the question that actually matters: Where are the opportunities right now and in the next 10 years? Because this shift is not just about better technology, it is changing who wins, who falls behind, and where real value is created. For entrepreneurs and job seekers, it opens up entirely new career paths and business models. For investors, it creates a chance to move early before the market fully catches on. And for policymakers, it raises a fundamental question, how do you stay competitive when everything is evolving faster than institutions can keep up? In this episode, we take a closer look at the opportunities emerging from this shift. Not the obvious ones, but the ones that are still early, still underestimated, and still within reach.

    1h 8m
  2. Holes in Walls: How to Start a Company

    MAR 31

    Holes in Walls: How to Start a Company

    Imagine this: You’re sitting with friends and someone says, “You know what someone should build?” Ideas start flying. Everyone has one. Everyone feels like discovering the next big thing. And the next day, nothing happens. The idea that felt so obvious at midnight looks a lot less revolutionary over breakfast. Because having an idea is easy. It’s exciting. It’s safe. But building a company, that’s where most people stop. And here’s the twist: Somewhere else, someone has the same idea, and they actually start. They build. They struggle. They figure it out. And over time, they create something real. That’s how companies are born, and that’s how economies move forward because without people who build, nothing really changes. So the question isn’t, do you have a good idea? It’s: Will you actually do something with it? In this episode, we’ll show you how to go from an idea to a real company. Let’s go!

    1h 4m
  3. The Future of Work: Do Humans still matter?

    MAR 23

    The Future of Work: Do Humans still matter?

    Will AI take your job? Or even more radical, will humans even matter economically anymore? It’s March twenty twenty-six, and the headlines are getting tough to ignore. UPS just laid off forty-eight thousand people blaming their new AI-driven network of the future. Amazon has already cut another sixteen thousand this year on top of fourteen thousand last year. Accenture, Citigroup, Goldman, Klarna, Lufthansa, one after another, companies keep saying the same thing: AI made us do it. So what if humans just are not or less needed in the economy anymore? Who actually owns this new AI economy? And if work stops defining us as humans, what replaces it?

    1h 13m
  4. The case for the European Union

    MAR 16

    The case for the European Union

    From Silicon Valley to Washington and even within Europe itself, the European Union has become a favourite target for criticism. Too regulated. Too slow. Too weak. But what happens when you test that narrative against the actual data? And what is the case for the European Union? In this episode, Andrea Anderheggen sits down with Claude, an AI developed by Anthropic, to examine the EU's achievements and quality-of-life indicators compared to the US and China, identify its weaknesses, and ask what it would take to fix them. The result is a conversation that starts with the data, takes the critics seriously, and finds that they're partly right, and mostly wrong or at least short-sighted. A data-driven conversation that makes the case for the European Union. This podcast was produced by sharp10 (https://sharp10.com), the speed learning audio app for executives.

    54 min
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Andrea Anderheggen, Founder of sharp10 (https://sharp10.com), explores the trends and forces reshaping business, politics, technology, and society, in conversation with the world's leading AI models. Each episode distills major global trends into a data-driven analysis, designed for executives, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers who want to understand the facts and forces behind them. Want to go deeper? sharp10 is a speed learning app for executives, available on the App Store, Google Play, and at sharp10.com. © Fliegenglas Verlag GmbH, sharp10

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