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Building Resilient AI Infrastructure for Better Healthcare
Healthcare should be seen as critical infrastructure, meaning resilience starts with rethinking hospital buildings, energy use, security, and daily operations, Dr. Janina Beilner, Senior Vice President of Healthcare at Siemens,…
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How AI Is Rebuilding Healthcare
One of the most powerful things AI can to improve healthcare might simply be stripping away the paperwork, so that medicine becomes human again. That’s the provocative idea at the…
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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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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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Munich’s Wild Nightlife and the Global Nighttime Economy
Nightlife is about more than just clubs, as you’ll hear in this DLD26 conversation between VibeLab co-founder Lutz Leichsenring and Clemens Baumgärtner, mayoral candidate in Munich for the conservative party…
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From Taiwan to Germany: How Radical Participation Leapfrogs Public Trust
Public trust can be rebuilt faster than many people expect, and one of the best ways is citizen engagement, this inspiring DLD26 conversation between Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s first Digital Minister,…
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Facing AI’s Risks
Kay Firth‑Butterfield, the CEO of Good Tech Advisory and a former chief AI ethics officer at the World Economic Forum, joins journalist Jennifer Schenker to map AI’s impact across every stage of life.…
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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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Sex: Why We Live And Die for It
Going through a romantic breakup causes genuine physical pain, triggering brain activity that looks “remarkably like someone going through cocaine withdrawal.” This is one of many surprising findings that Dr.…
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How to Build a More Connected, Resilient, and Humane World
The real risk of AI may not be that it outsmarts us, but that it quietly erodes what makes human connections meaningful, as you’ll hear in this DLD26 expert panel…
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Connecting Problems, Identifying Solutions
Mozilla’s Chief Technology Officer, Raffi Krikorian, argues that we’re making a critical mistake by surrendering to a handful of tech giants. In his DLD26 conversation with Nicholas Thompson, CEO of…
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Epistemic Warfare
Mainstream economics operates on a lazy, outdated logic where cutting down a rainforest is considered a success as long as the timber yields a profit. And instead of revinventing the…
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In the Tired Watering
Interdisciplinary artist Jota Mombaça and Serpentine Galleries Art Director Hans Ulrich Obrist discuss Mombaça’s latest work, a performance at the Art Biennale 2022 in Venice called “In the Tired Watering”. The performance was built on a series of rhythmic chants and unraveling...
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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 while it has driven centuries of discovery, it is no longer sufficient...
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