Klaus Pulkrabek writes about leadership, work, responsibility, and human judgment in the age of artificial intelligence.
His work explores how people and organizations can preserve their agency when technological systems accelerate processes and increasingly shape decisions.
In the AUTOPILOT trilogy, he examines self-leadership, the public sphere, and power. “Die KI-Falle im Unternehmen” addresses order, accountability, and responsibility in the use of artificial intelligence. In “Sinn nach der Arbeit,” he asks what can sustain people when paid work loses its role as a source of recognition, belonging, and meaning.
His focus is on clarity, responsibility, and human judgment in an accelerating world.