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From Fake Science to Faster Breakthroughs: AI’s Double-Edged Impact on Science
AI is both speeding up scientific discovery and quietly threatening the credibility of research findings, Saskia Steinacker, Chief Digital Officer at Springer Nature, shows in her DLD26 presentation. “The question…
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Engineering the Energy Transition: Why Science Matters
Innovation in the energy market hinges less on technological discovery than on delivery, this DLD26 conversation between Martin Keller, President of the Helmholtz Association, and journalist Vijay Vaitheeswaran (The Economist)…
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What Will the Next Major AI Breakthrough Look Like?
AI is moving beyond chatbots toward systems that can improve themselves. In their insightful DLD26 conversation, Richard Socher, co-founder of You.com and AIX Ventures, and Axios reporter Ina Fried explore…
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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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Three Perspectives on Longevity
The quest to live longer, happier lives is about far more than outrunning death, this inspiring DLD26 session makes clear. Longevity demands a fundamental redesign of how we live, work,…
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Robustness and Generalization in Medical Imaging and Beyond
As Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, making it robust and reliable in real-world clinical settings remains a challenge. In this insightful DLD Future Hub session, Professors Katharina Breininger (University of…
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How to Build a Mind
Biology offers a radically different path to artificial intelligence that could revolutionize robotics while dramatically reducing the technology’s energy needs, James Marshall (University of Sheffield) illustrates in his lively and…
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AI, Are We Alone?
The universe is teeming with planets, and AI is poised to revolutionize our search for life beyond Earth, Cecilia Garraffo, a computational astrophysicist and Director of AstroAI at the Center…
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How AI Will Read and Write Biology in 2026 and Beyond
More efficient drug discovery is one of the great promises of AI in health and medicine. In their fascinating DLD Future Hub conversation, Simon Kohl (Latent Labs) and Kevin Slavin…
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Reinventing Science with AI
Has scientific progress slowed down? In this engaging DLD Future Hub talk, Fabian Theis (TUM) challenges the audience to rethink the scientific method in the age of AI, arguing that…
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The Transformative Power of AI: From Information to Knowledge Society
How can AI help us deal with information overload and create a “knowledge society” where we’re able to actually make sense of all the things we see, hear and read…
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