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The Promptah No. 4: “It’s Only the Beginning!”
How to keep calm and navigate through turbulent times? Some of the world’s leading thinkers offer guidance in the fourth issue of DLD’s people magazine for curious minds.
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A New Hope: Entrepreneurship from the Heart
Julia Zhou, President of the Sigma Squared Society, makes a bold claim: the most radical thing you can do to change the world is to change yourself. In her engaging…
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Game On: Why Every Company Needs a Gaming Strategy
Gaming isn’t a niche hobby any more: It’s become the defining consumer medium of our time and offers enormous value to companies of all sizes, as this DLD26 session, moderated…
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Enterprise AI: From Algorithms to Collaboration
Moving from AI enthusiasm to measurable results is one of the most pressing challenges for many businesses. In this dynamic DLD Munich 2026 session, Axios journalist Ina Fried sits down…
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Aenne Burda Award Ceremony 2026
Elisabeth Burda-Furtwängler presents the prestigious Aenne Burda Award for Creative Leadership to Grammy-winning artist FKA twigs in a session filled with celebration and inspiration. The award comes with a proud…
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Building Innovative, Sustainableand Resilient Supply Chains
The complexity of supply chains is a massive vulnerability to the global economy – but also a powerful opportunity for innovation, as you’ll hear in this DLD26 expert panel discussion,…
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TechStuff: The Secret of Happiness is…
DLD Chairman and veteran tech investor Yossi Vardi shares hard-won wisdom about building successful companies. In his DLD26 conversation with podcaster Oz Woloshyn, host of TechStuff, Vardi breaks down his…
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Humans, Machines, and the Future of Work
Yes, AI is reshaping the labor market – but not necessarily the way you might expect. Moderated by Maximilian Preisser (Hubert Burda Media), this DLD26 session with Nina Zimmermann (Kununu),…
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Redefining Success with AI: Revolutionizing the Enterprise
Transforming AI projects into tangible business results requires breaking down organizational silos and shifting from isolated pilot projects to company-wide adoption. That is the core message of this DLD Munich…
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Next Frontier AI: Bringing Europe Back to the AI Development Table
Europe has not lost the AI race – in fact, it is picking up speed and changing the narrative. That is the central message of this DLD Munich 2026 expert…
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Trust and AI at the Crossroads
A key lever for AI adoption is trust, Margot Edelman explains in her DLD Munich 2026 presentation, which is based on findings from the Edelman report Trust and Artificial Intelligence…
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Business as a Force for Good
True corporate responsibility requires shifting from minimizing harm to actively restoring the planet, Adrian Solgaard, founder and CEO of travel gear maker Solgaard, argues in his inspiring DLD26 talk. Solgaard…
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The Hidden Power of Social Innovation: Lessons from History
In a world gripped by “poly-crisis,” author and social philosopher Roman Krznaric argues that our greatest untapped resource isn’t technology but history itself. Speaking at DLD Munich 2026, he urges the audience to rethink innovation by looking at past societies that mastered...
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Technology for Human Progress
Merck CEO Stefan Oschmann analyzes the resurgent sense of techno-pessimism as well as the immense potential of disruptive technologies, particularly the data storage capacity of the human genome. “How do we make sure that future technology is hardwired for human progress?”, he...
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