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Simulating Authenticity in Times of AI
What does authenticity mean when AI can replicate anything perfectly? In their equally entertaining and inspiring DLD26 conversation, Grammy winner FKA twigs and Mumi Haiati, founder of Reference Studios, explore…
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When Humanity Looks to AI for Meaning
Millions of people today are turning to algorithms in search of answers to life’s deepest questions. In this DLD26 session, Joanna Shields, Founder and CEO of Precognition, discusses the consequences…
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Future of Media in the Age of AI
In an age of infinite content, the media brands people already trust may become more valuable – precisely because everything else is drowning in noise. That’s a key takeaway of…
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10 AI Views: One Year on and What Comes Next
AI is not overhyped – it’s actually underappreciated, even now, argues Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi, CIO for Global Equities at the UBS Chief Investment Office, in her DLD Munich 2026 presentation. She…
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Driving Digitalization and AI Forward in Healthcare
In her DLD26 talk, Judith Gerlach, Bavarian State Minister for Health Care and Prevention, explores how technology reshapes disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, fostering personalized care while reducing administrative burdens.…
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AI in Healthcare: From Prototype to Production
As AI is transforming healthcare the real challenge lies in moving from promising prototypes to reliable, production-ready tools. That is the central theme of this DLD Munich 2026 expert panel.…
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AI and the Future of Medicine: From Sci-Fi to Your Doctor’s Office
In his compelling DLD26 talk, Daniel Rueckert (Technical University of Munich) explores how artificial intelligence is transforming medicine from reactive treatment to proactive, personalized healthcare. The bottleneck isn’t medical imaging…
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From the Cell to Clinical Application
Artificial intelligence is redefining the journey from cellular discovery to clinical application, enabling breakthroughs across biology, medicine, and technology. This DLD26 expert panel, moderated by Fabian Theis, brings together pioneers…
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From Models to Medicines: AI-guided Experimental Biology
In his insightful DLD26 talk, Fabian Theis (Technical University of Munich and Director of the Helmholtz AI Center) explains how AI is helping scientists tackle some of the most complex…
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BAIOSPHERE Health Track Keynote
One of AI’s greatest real-world impacts will likely come in health and medicine, Bavarian State Minister Markus Blume notes in his DLD26 talk, which kicks off the conference’s BAIOSPHERE track.…
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Building A European Tech Champion
Collaborative ecosystems and relentless innovation are the driving forces behind Europe’s greatest semiconductor success story. In this engaging DLD26 session, Annet Aris, Academic Director of the Corporate Governance Centre at…
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New Models for Human and Machine Co-Creation
What happens when technology stops merely assisting us and starts to actively challenge us and shape the artistic process? In his inspiring DLD26 talk, Grammy-winning artist Harry Yeff, also known…
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The Intuitive Power of Spatial Content
In computing, the world is flat, as we typically consume information on 2D displays. But now, with smart glasses and the advent of spatial computing, a new paradigm is dawning, Nina Matzat and Maik Kähler, co-founders of Plan.Net Studios, argue. Their DLD24...
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When AI Moves Faster Than Society
Leading AI researcher Björn Ommer and sociologist Armin Nassehi, both of LMU university Munich, discuss the accelerating influence of artificial intelligence on society and human self-perception, emphasizing both risks and opportunities this presents. AI should be seen as a “general-purpose technology” that...
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