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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.funkhaus.wien/event/the-last-ceo-24">The L
 ast CEO</a>\nThe Last CEO AI Salon Q1 2026 · 27. März · Funkhaus Wien U
 nterstützt von der Fachgruppe UBIT der Wirtschaftskammer Wien The Provoca
 tion What if AI doesn't replace the assembly line — but the corner offic
 e? A CEO costs €300K+. What do they actually do? Make decisions based on
  dashboards\, quarterly reports\, market data. Pattern-matching at the hig
 hest salary level. Exactly what AI is demonstrably best at. Recent data fr
 om the Anthropic Economic Index (March 2025) confirms it: AI's greatest pr
 oductivity gains are in high-skill\, high-education tasks — a 12× speed
 up on college-level work vs. 9× on simpler tasks. The AI revolution doesn
 't eat from the bottom up. It eats from the top down. "The Last CEO" asks 
 the question: If AI makes strategic decisions faster\, cheaper\, and more 
 data-driven — what's left for the humans in the C-suite? Bridge from Mee
 tup 1 At the last AI Salon\, our artists showed us: When everyone has the 
 same tools\, taste wins. Tonight we ask the same question — one floor up
 . When the CEO has the same AI tools as everyone else — what makes them 
 the CEO? The Answer (That We'll Find Together) The thesis is deliberately 
 overstated. The honest answer is more complex: vision\, culture\, holding 
 trust through crisis\, stakeholder relationships — these are CEO functio
 ns that AI can't perform. The evening explores the grey zone in between: W
 hich leadership skills survive AI — and which don't? The Creative Dimens
 ion If AI automates the analytical side of leadership — the dashboards\,
  the pattern-matching\, the data-driven decisions — what remains is tast
 e\, creative judgement\, and the ability to make meaning from noise. The C
 EO who survives isn't the best analyst. It's the one who sees what the dat
 a doesn't show. This is the AI Salon's core thesis applied to leadership: 
 In the age of AI\, the creative mind is the last competitive advantage. Pr
 ogramm 18:30 — Doors & [...]
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LOCATION:Funkhaus Wien Betrieb FlexCo\, Argentinierstraße 30b\, 1040 Wien\
 , Austria
SUMMARY:The Last CEO
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.funkhaus.wien/event/the-l
 ast-ceo-24">The Last CEO</a>\nThe Last CEO AI Salon Q1 2026 · 27. März 
 · Funkhaus Wien Unterstützt von der Fachgruppe UBIT der Wirtschaftskamme
 r Wien The Provocation What if AI doesn't replace the assembly line — bu
 t the corner office? A CEO costs €300K+. What do they actually do? Make 
 decisions based on dashboards\, quarterly reports\, market data. Pattern-m
 atching at the highest salary level. Exactly what AI is demonstrably best 
 at. Recent data from the Anthropic Economic Index (March 2025) confirms it
 : AI's greatest productivity gains are in high-skill\, high-education task
 s — a 12× speedup on college-level work vs. 9× on simpler tasks. The A
 I revolution doesn't eat from the bottom up. It eats from the top down. "T
 he Last CEO" asks the question: If AI makes strategic decisions faster\, c
 heaper\, and more data-driven — what's left for the humans in the C-suit
 e? Bridge from Meetup 1 At the last AI Salon\, our artists showed us: When
  everyone has the same tools\, taste wins. Tonight we ask the same questio
 n — one floor up. When the CEO has the same AI tools as everyone else 
 — what makes them the CEO? The Answer (That We'll Find Together) The the
 sis is deliberately overstated. The honest answer is more complex: vision\
 , culture\, holding trust through crisis\, stakeholder relationships — t
 hese are CEO functions that AI can't perform. The evening explores the gre
 y zone in between: Which leadership skills survive AI — and which don't?
  The Creative Dimension If AI automates the analytical side of leadership 
 — the dashboards\, the pattern-matching\, the data-driven decisions — 
 what remains is taste\, creative judgement\, and the ability to make meani
 ng from noise. The CEO who survives isn't the best analyst. It's the one w
 ho sees what the data doesn't show. This is the AI Salon's core thesis app
 lied to leadership: In the age of AI\, the creative mind is the last compe
 titive advantage. Programm 18:30 — Doors & [...]
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