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Quantum Computing in Operation
Quantum computing represents a gigantic economic opportunity and could add up to $2 trillion to the global economy by 2035, McKinsey research shows. But when will the technology be ready…
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Creating Trusted AI for Business
If 2023 was the year of experimentation with AI, 2024 will be all about scaling AI and managing risks and trust, as you’ll hear in this DLD24 session with Ana…
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Leveraging the Opportunities of Technology
In his lively DLD24 conversation with journalist Franziska Reich, Indian-born telecoms manager Mallik Rao (o2 Telefónica) shares insights from his journey through the world of technology and different cultures. Before…
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Off the Ground: Cargo Drones on the Rise
Yes, drone deliveries are real – and they bring many benefits, as you’ll hear in this captivating DLD24 panel discussion with Yariv Bash (Flytrex Aviation), Dirk Hoke (Volocopter), Svilen Rangelov…
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Our Responsibility to Go All-in on AI
Aleph Alpha founder Jonas Andrulis discusses the importance of artificial intelligence for the German economy and its potential impact on various industries. Andrulis sees a big risk that Europe will…
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The Airbus Moment
The success of Airbus as world leader in aviation should inspire Europe to create similar projects for future-forward technologies like quantum computing, fusion energy and artificial intelligence. That’s what Markus…
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Putting AI to Work on Our Biggest Challenges
Get insights from Shamina Singh, Executive Director of the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, and Amazon CTO Werner Vogels about the many ways in which AI can be used for…
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Welcome to Digital Bavaria
The newly appointed Minister for Digital Affairs in Bavaria, Fabian Mehring, discusses his goal of making Bavaria a leader in artificial intelligence by building up a vibrant innovation ecosystem around…
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Past, Present & Future of the Exponential Transition
What makes the digital age so special? Where will the rapid speed of change have the most impact? In this whirlwind presentation, peppered with charts and graphs, author Azeem Azhar…
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New AI Business Cases
What new applications and business opportunities does artificial intelligence enable, how can AI boost productivity, personalized information services and content creation tools? This DLD24 session, moderated by Eva Lihotzky (Serviceplan),…
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The AI Promise: From Myths to Real Benefits for Humans
Deutsche Telekom board member Claudia Nemat and technology analyst Azeem Azhar (Exponential View) discuss the potential of artificial intelligence in business and society – and how, specifically, Deutsche Telekom has…
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AI Eats Software
The role of artificial intelligence in software development and IT is the core subject of this engaging conversation between Thomas Dohmke, CEO of GitHub, and WIRED UK editor-in-chief Greg Williams.…
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Psychology of AI
In his thought-provoking DLD25 talk, Stanford University researcher Michal Kosinski challenges our understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs), arguing they’re far more than their name suggests. While LLMs are trained to predict the next word in text sequences originally written by humans,...
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Bitcoin: The Lifeblood of Advanced AI
In his DLD24 presentation, crypto expert Jörg Hermsdorf explains that Bitcoin is a prime example of an adhocracy, a concept popularized in the 1970s, which has no traditional organizational structure yet can be very good at problem-solving and innovation. Watch the video...
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