Georg Starke

Environmental portrait of TUM researcher Georg Starke in front of a grey wall

Technical University of Munich (TUM)

Georg Starke is a physician and philosopher working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, neurotechnology and medical ethics. He holds doctorates in medicine and philosophy and is based at the Institute for Ethics of AI and Neuroscience at the Technical University of Munich. His work explores how AI-enabled neurotechnology shapes patients’ sense of self and agency.

Videos

Michael (Michi) Mehringer, first person in Europe with tetraplegia to have a brain-computer interface implanted using microelectrodes, and Simon Jacob, TUM, on stage at the DLD Health x BAIOSPHERE in Munich, June 12, 2026. Photo: Philipp Guelland for DLD / Burda

Invasive Brain Computer Interface Implantation

This DLD Health session shows how invasive brain-computer interfaces are moving from science fiction toward clinical possibility: restoring movement, communication, and independence, while also raising questions about safety, access to brain data, ethics,…
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Events

Colorful graphic showing the design of the DLD Health x BAIOSPHERE 2026 conference in Munich

DLD Health x BAIOSPHERE

On June 12, 2026, DLD Health and BAIOSPHERE bring together innovators to explore the real-world impact of AI in healthcare and wellbeing…
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