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Private Communication, Human Agency, and Trust
In this highly informative DLD25 session, Meredith Whittaker, President of the Signal Foundation, and journalist Kenneth Cukier (The Economist) discuss the crucial role of robust encryption in protecting private communication…
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Cryptographic Resilience in the Quantum Era
The rapid advancement of quantum computing poses significant risks to the global economy and data encryption – from cloud services to messaging apps. In their insightful DLD25 session, cybersecurity experts…
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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 –…
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Towards a Resilient Europe: Innovations in Defense and Security
Renowned investor Klaus Hommels, founder of venture capital firm Lakestar, delivers a sobering analysis of Europe’s vulnerabilities and the urgent need for resilience in the face of global tensions. Drawing…
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The Hidden Link Between Climate Change and National Security
As nature suffers, so do humans. Security researcher Florian Krampe explains why climate action is crucial to preventing conflicts, near and far.
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Biodiversity Loss: A Security Issue!?
The destruction of natural ecosystems is becoming a global security issue, as former NATO general Tom Middendorp, Benedikt Franke (Munich Security Conference) and Florian Krampe (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute)…
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Geopolitical Insights from a Silicon Valley Insider
DLD Chairman Yossi Vardi and Jacob Helberg (Palantir Technologies) discuss major geopolitical trends. Helberg notes the deterioration of global security and points to an ongoing competition between democratic values and…
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European Sovereignty
Where’s Europe’s place in the geopolitical landscape today? How strong – or weak – are the 27 EU countries, both economically and politically? And how can European sovereignty be improved…
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Quantum Hardware: Computing, Communications & Sensors
Quantum computing may not be as visible as AI – yet. But there’s enormous progress in building next-generation supercomputers, as this DLD24 expert panel discussion makes clear. Moderated by investor…
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The Big Picture Outlook
What impact does artificial intelligence have on the economy? On international relations? On security? Top economist Moritz Schularick (Kiel Institute for the World Economy) and Benedikt Franke (Munich Security Conference)…
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Autonomous Flying Systems
Drones. They’re everywhere now, and there’s huge potential for further business applications. But to make the most of this technology, we need a smart infrastructure. For politics and society, security…
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Cybersecurity: The Challenge of Our Decade
Security in the digital age is a huge and difficult task. This is true on a personal level but even more so for companies with thousands of employees. This DLD…
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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. Germany may not be a front-runner in consumer platforms, Blume concedes, but...
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How Not to Destroy the World With AI
The fundamental safety risk of AI lies in humanity’s pursuit of machine intelligence superior to its own, without knowing how to maintain control over it. That’s the core argument that leading AI researcher Stuart Russell (UC Berkeley) makes in his DLD26 conversation...
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