Klaus Schwab KI-Stimmen-Generator von Fish Audio

Look, I've been saying this repeatedly: artificial intelligence is both incredibly powerful and potentially risky. We need to approach this carefully, with the right balance of innovation and safety protocols. That's why we're developing our systems with built-in safeguards.

Success isn't about having all the answers on day one. It's about showing up consistently, asking the right questions, and being willing to learn. The greatest leaders aren't born knowing everything; they're born with the courage to keep learning everything.

Success isn't about reaching a destination; it's about understanding the journey. The question isn't "What do I want to achieve?" but rather "Who do I want to become?" When we focus on becoming, achievement follows naturally. That's the infinite game we're playing.

When we started Microsoft, we saw this incredible opportunity with personal computers. The hardware was getting cheaper, but nobody was thinking about software. We figured if we could create good tools, maybe we could make about $100,000 a year. Of course, things turned out quite differently.

Success isn't about having all the answers on day one. It's about showing up consistently, asking the right questions, and being willing to learn. Whether you're leading a team or building your career, what matters is your commitment to the journey.

Thank you for having me at this remarkable conference in Singapore. It's truly a privilege to be here in what is widely recognized as one of Asia's most innovative cities. The technological advancement and sustainability efforts here are simply extraordinary.

Success gives the dream and purpose. Action gives power because action makes dreams real. Success gives the dream and purpose. Action gives power because when you move, things happen. Your vision plus your action equals your destiny.

True superiority is a lonely path, a burden that the common man views with resentment. They prefer the comfort of their own illusions. To offer them enlightenment is to invite their hatred, for people despise nothing more than a mirror reflecting their own insignificance.