Data-powered Innovation Jam

What if engineers could design hardware just by talking, while AI agents handled the heavy lifting?

In this episode of Capgemini’s Data‑powered Innovation Jam, we sit down with Dr. Moritz Maier, Founder & CEO of Synera, to explore how generative AI and multi‑agent systems are transforming engineering. From BMW car parts designed in minutes to AI systems collaborating like human teams, Moritz shares real-world breakthroughs, hard lessons on trust and transparency, and a bold vision for the future.
We cover AI copilots for engineers, faster time‑to‑market, German engineering rigor vs. Silicon Valley speed, and why tomorrow’s engineers will focus less on tools and more on judgment.

🎧 A must‑listen for anyone shaping the future of data, AI, and innovation.
Timestamps:
[ 03:29 ] - Introducing Moritz Maier and talking about the beginnings of Synera
 [ 09:36 ] - The Eureka moment of agents in Engineering
 [ 17:50 ] - the change of human skills in the human-ai-collaboration
 [ 28:30 ] - Finding a common language of automated workflows and systems engineering
Study mentioned in the episode: Labor market impacts of AI: A new measure and early evidence
 

What is Data-powered Innovation Jam?

The remix is here: Data Powered Innovation Jam returns with a global heartbeat. Join Robert Engels and new co-host Marie Jansen as they bridge the gap between hard tech and world culture, filtered through the lens of international rhythm. 
Discover how data and AI are transforming the world, one jam session at a time. Data Powered Innovation Jam brings you sharp insights from global experts, exploring trends like ethical GenAI, autonomous intelligence, data mesh, virtual twins, climate tech, and more.
Hosted by seasoned innovators with a flair for avant‑garde music, each episode blends technology, creativity, and real‑world stories to show how data drives business transformation. From silicon to world music, we’re keeping the music in the technology, starting now.
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