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When AI Becomes “Smarter than Its Developers”
In one of his last interviews, the late German author, filmmaker and philosopher Alexander Kluge explores Artificial Intelligence and its ability to reveal hidden truths in unexpected ways.
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AI & Philosophy: “Die Wetterkunde des Denkens”
In turbulent, fast-moving times, philosophy must become young again – not by repeating ancient thought, but by developing a new “meteorology of thinking” capable of reading the digital storms reshaping…
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Amplifying Belonging: How to Create Global Fandom
With so much content out there, how can brands cut through the noise and get their messages across? In this DLD26 session, Franziska Gregor (Serviceplan Culture), Tobias Seemann (Adidas), Alex…
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How to Speak Like a Human in Times of AI
What sets powerful communication apart in the age of AI? Terry Szuplat, one of President Obama’s longest-serving speechwriters, argues that only human speakers can create the authenticity and emotional resonance…
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Listen up! The Age of AI Audio
Artificial intelligence is transforming the world of audio, promising a future where content is hyper-personalized, interactive, and seamlessly integrated into daily life. In their DLD Future Hub conversation, Michael Höweler…
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When Machines Start to Mix: Rethinking Music & Nightlife
AI is redefining the art of DJing, making it more accessible, innovative, and human-centered than ever before, as you’ll hear in this lively DLD Future Hub session. Moderated by Lutz…
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Trust, Culture & Communication in the Age of AI
The biggest challenge of AI adoption isn’t a technical but a human one, behavioral researcher Europa Bendig and media executive Nils Giese (Edelman) argue in their DLD Future Hub conversation.…
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Art Is How We Find What’s Unknown But Possible in Technology
Artist Alvaro Barrington is widely seen as a cultural force who is reshaping how we think about creativity, community, and belonging. In his DLD Future Hub conversation with curator Hans…
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Future Cities: Circular, Sustainable, Digital – Livable!
How can cities be reimagined as urban spaces where nature, culture, and technology coexist to create sustainable, inclusive communities? Thomas Girst (BMW Group) moderates a vibrant DLD Future Hub discussion…
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Building a Movement: Art, Ecology, and Social Impact
LUMA Arles isn’t just an art center – it’s a living prototype for how culture can activate ecological and social transformation through collaboration, as you’ll hear in this captivating DLD…
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Haus der Magnet
Art transcends boundaries, creating spaces where people can connect, interact, and transform their surroundings. In this DLD Future Hub conversation, artist Koo Jeong A and curator Xue Tan explore the…
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The Promptah No. 3: “Future Positive!”
In its third issue, DLD’s people magazine for curious minds highlights the rapid evolution of AI and celebrates Esther Dyson as a pioneer of using tech for good.
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Disruption & Trust: DNA, Ethics and Regulations
Three presentations explore the importance of trust in the digital society. Hyunjun Park, co-founder of CEO of Californian startup Catalog, describes how data can be stored in the form of synthetic DNA. UC Berkeley researcher Jodi Halpern examines the importance of ethics...
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The End of “The End of History”?
In the face of many global crises it might seem that Francis Fukuyama’s idea of “the end of history” – the ultimate triumph of liberal democracy and market economies – has itself come to an end. Is that true, or a false...
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