Dr. Christian Hugo Hoffmann is the Managing Director of Hoffmann Economics, an investment and investment advisory boutique focusing on Venture Capital. He holds a PhD in Management from the University of St. Gallen (Switzerland) and wrote more than 50 pieces on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Apart from that, he is a tech entrepreneur by heart with three software start-ups in Germany, Switzerland, and Malawi under his belt. Moreover, he served as Deputy Director of and Head of AI at the Swiss Fintech Innovation Lab in Zurich, as Director of Startup Grind Geneva, and continues to fulfill his role as start-up coach/judge and mentor in various programs, and with involvements in several tech start-ups.

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• Introduction to the Volume.- Part I: Conceptual and methodological contributions at the crossroads between philosophy and management.- Part II: Contributions of academic philosophy and ethics to the so-called new technologies and AI concepts.- Part III: Hands-on contributions to the so-called new technologies and AI concepts in terms of business opportunities.- Part IV: Action theoretical contributions to entrepreneurship, creativity, decision competence and risk management.- About the authors.

Dr. Christian Hugo Hoffmann is the Managing Director of Hoffmann Economics, an investment and investment advisory boutique focusing on Venture Capital. He holds a PhD in Management from the University of St. Gallen (Switzerland) and wrote more than 50 pieces on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Apart from that, he is a tech entrepreneur by heart with three software start-ups in Germany, Switzerland, and Malawi under his belt. Moreover, he served as Deputy Director of and Head of AI at the Swiss Fintech Innovation Lab in Zurich, as Director of Startup Grind Geneva, and continues to fulfill his role as start-up coach/judge and mentor in various programs, and with involvements in several tech start-ups.

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• Introduction to the Volume.- Part I: Conceptual and methodological contributions at the crossroads between philosophy and management.- Part II: Contributions of academic philosophy and ethics to the so-called new technologies and AI concepts.- Part III: Hands-on contributions to the so-called new technologies and AI concepts in terms of business opportunities.- Part IV: Action theoretical contributions to entrepreneurship, creativity, decision competence and risk management.- About the authors.