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Leadership in Times of AI
How is artificial intelligence changing work and the role of corporate management? In this DLD25 session, moderated by Lisa Witter (Apolitical Foundation), future of work expert Carl Benedikt Frey (University…
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Shaping Tomorrow: Tech Trends Driving Positive Change
Speaking at DLD’s 20th anniversary, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels reflects on technological changes over the past two decades and shares his predictions for 2025. First, Vogels anticipates a future workforce…
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Generative AI and the Future of Business
In his captivating DLD24 presentation, Michael Chui – a partner at the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) – analyzes the potential impact of generative AI on the global economy. Up to…
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How AI Is Changing the Way We Work and Learn
The rapid development and adoption of AI globally has dramatic implications for business, the future of work and education, as Ana Paula Assis (IBM) and Thomas Saueressig (SAP) make clear…
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Good or Evil? How AI Is Transforming Life, Work and Society
Will artificial intelligence turn out to be a blessing or a curse? DLD speakers from science, business and technology share expert opinions.
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World After Capital
As co-founder of Kitchen Stories, a highly successful cooking app, Verena Hubertz could have enjoyed stardom in the German startup scene. Instead she decided to move into politics. Now a…
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The State of Truth and Trust at Work
This DLD Munich session illustrates why trust is an enormously important asset for companies – especially in a world where AI systems can generate lies faster, and easier, than any…
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Green Mobility: Powering the Future of Work And Travel
New technologies make flying and driving more sustainable – offering eco-friendly solutions for growing cities, business commutes and vacations free of flight shame.
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Future Cities: The Intersection of the Natural And the Artificial
The corona pandemic has been a unique experiment to test the value of social networks and in-person meetings. In this DLD22 discussion, architect and MIT researcher Carlo Ratti and journalist…
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Psychedelics Coming To the Workplace
Studies show that psychedelics can have mental health benefits for people dealing with issues like depression, traumas and anxiety when taken in small and controlled doses. In this DLD Munich…
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Sleep Research: What You Need To Know About Your Body Clock
Leading scientists Elizabeth Klerman and Till Roenneberg explain why sleep is vital to good health and how lifestyle choices can interfere with a good night’s rest…
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Copilot Body Clock: How Biology Could Drive the Future of Technology
In this DLD Sync session, two of the world’s leading chronobiologists put their research into perspective with regard to technology and the future of mobility. Elizabeth Klerman (Harvard Medical School)…
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Interspecies Design
Paola Antonelli (MoMA) and Lucia Pietrouisti (Serpentine Galleries) call for principles of co-design with other species and leaving the superior position of the anthropocentric framework. The first step towards interspecies design, they argue, is symbiosis, where organizations respond more flexibly to ecological...
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Psychology of AI
In his thought-provoking DLD25 talk, Stanford University researcher Michal Kosinski challenges our understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs), arguing they’re far more than their name suggests. While LLMs are trained to predict the next word in text sequences originally written by humans,...
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