Homo Universus in den Medien

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AI: A nuclear bomb or a golden opportunity? Corinna Milborn interviews Matthias Strolz and Gernot Blümel

Corinna Milborn sits down for a dual interview with Matthias Strolz and Gernot Blümel to discuss the AI arms race, comparing it to the development of the atomic bomb, the need for international no-go zones for autonomous weapons, and Europe’s position in the global tech race. Two perspectives on the same technology—with one common denominator: humanity must evolve beyond mere intellectual prowess and place a greater emphasis on intuition and emotional intelligence.

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Strolz stellt „Homo Universus" vor

Matthias Strolz stellt in „Vorarlberg heute" sein Buch vor: den Homo Universus als den in die Ganzheit gewendeten Menschen, der Innen und Außen verbindet, Wissenschaft und Spiritualität, Kopf, Herz und Intuition. Ein Beitrag von der Buchtour – über das Ganzwerden, das nicht Perfektwerden meint, sondern das Integrieren von mehr von dem, was wir sind.

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Matthias Strolz: „Trump und Putin sind die Hofnarren der Zeitgeschichte"

Philipp Fellinger im Gespräch mit Matthias Strolz über den Schritt in die nächste Reifestufe des Menschen, über Evolution, Krieg und Frieden. Ein Interview über das, was uns als Spezies ausmacht – und über die Frage, warum der Homo sapiens, übersetzt der weise Mensch, derzeit nicht sehr weise agiert.

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KI: Atombombe oder Chance? Corinna Milborn interviewt Matthias Strolz und Gernot Blümel

Corinna Milborn im Doppelinterview mit Matthias Strolz und Gernot Blümel über das KI-Wettrüsten nach dem Muster der Atombombe, über internationale Verbotszonen für autonome Waffensysteme und über Europas Platz im globalen Tech-Rennen. Zwei Blicke auf dieselbe Technologie – und ein gemeinsamer Nenner: Der Mensch muss mehr werden als ein Kopfathlet und Intuition und Herzensbildung stärken.

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„Kann KI ein Bewusstsein entwickeln?"

Johanna Hager im Gespräch mit Matthias Strolz und Gernot Blümel über die Frage, ob eine Maschine Bewusstsein entwickeln kann, über den göttlichen Funken und über die Atomkraft als Vorbild dafür, wie man eine Technologie domestiziert. Ein Gespräch über die Weggabelung, an der unsere Spezies nach 300.000 Jahren steht – und über zwei Menschenbilder, die aus verschiedenen Richtungen kommen.

An der Schwelle zur Selbstgefährdung – Zum Buch Homo Universus

Alfons Pieper liest „Homo Universus" vor dem Hintergrund der aktuellen Debatte um existenzielle KI-Risiken und arbeitet sich durch die Kapitel zu Verantwortung, Bewusstsein und der Einzigartigkeit des Menschen. Eine Besprechung, die das Buch ernst nimmt – und am Ende zur Reise zu sich selbst einlädt.

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"Otherwise it will delete us"

Renate Kromp talks to Matthias Strolz about an AI moratorium, the head, heart, and gut as three centers of intelligence, and the limits of the market. An in-depth conversation about the turning point our species faces after 350,000 years—and the question of who is actually setting the rules for AI.

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"Views of a restless mind:
Matthias Strolz on (among other things) the Neos as the 'hospice workers' for the ÖVP and SPÖ."
What does the Neos founder say about unfolding our—and his own—human potential?

Helmut Schliesselberger asks Matthias Strolz about unfolding human potential—both in general and his own—while occasionally letting the platform's virtual sparring partner make a prediction about the former politician's future. A conversation about the "Homo Universus" view of humanity and how much of it finds a place in everyday politics.

AI and nuclear weapons threaten us as a species. Why Matthias Strolz still believes in the future of humanity

Barbara Haas talks to Matthias Strolz about the evolutionary fitness of humans, schools rooted in the logic of the church and the military, and Gandhi and Mandela as proof that inner conviction can change political reality. An in-depth interview about what machines cannot do—relational skills, intuition, and body awareness—and about fear, which is useful as a doorman but not as a travel guide.

Why Strolz does not regret his withdrawal from politics

Stefan Kaltenbrunner traces how a sentence from his daughters at Lake Garda initiated his exit from politics, and how that led to a life as an entrepreneur, coach, and author. The portrait connects this journey with the core ideas of "Homo Universus": AI as both a blessing and a curse, spirituality as lived experience, and the question of what place humans will have in the future.

Matthias Strolz on STÖCKL

Applying the mindset of the Homo Universus to politics and society in the TV studio. A guest appearance with Barbara Stöckl.

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Vorarlberg LIVE with Matthias Strolz on "Homo Universus," AI, politics, and humanity

Matthias Strolz presents "Homo Universus" in the TV studio and talks about the next stage of human development, the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence, and the role of emotion, intuition, and spirituality. A conversation about what holistic thinking contributes during global crises – and why he left party politics behind.

Matthias Strolz: "Covid has turned us into a fear-driven society"

Matthias Strolz discusses his new book "Homo Universus," the self-endangerment of humanity, artificial intelligence, and the question of how we handle responsibility and fear. An extensive conversation about human maturation in a time of multiple crises.

How crazy is Matthias Strolz? "I think the world is crazy"

Matthias Strolz in an in-depth conversation about "Homo Universus," artificial intelligence, social media, and how we can find our way in an increasingly crazy world. An interview covering the core ideas of his new book and the next stage of human evolution.

Matthias Strolz: "Otherwise, evolution will weed us out"

AI, biotechnology, and other powerful technologies are challenging us as humanity. Matthias Strolz discusses the skills we must develop to ensure our technological progress does not become a self-inflicted threat.

Exclusive: An advance look at the new Strolz book

How does the Homo Universus view business, entrepreneurship, and leadership? In this essay, Matthias Strolz describes an understanding of the economy that combines technological progress with human maturity, responsibility, and long-term impact.

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Matthias Strolz presents his new book "Homo Universus"

Matthias Strolz introduces "Homo Universus" in the TV studio and discusses holistic humanity and the connection between head, heart, and gut. A conversation about what we as humans can relearn in an increasingly complex world.

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Matthias Strolz as a guest on STÖCKL