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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 investment philosophy into…

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 and chronic diseases,…

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…

Collaborative ecosystems and relentless innovation are the driving forces behind Europe’s greatest semiconductor success story. In this engaging DLD26 session, Annet Aris, Academic Director of the Corporate Governance Centre at INSEAD, sits down…

What happens when technology stops merely assisting us and starts to actively challenge us and shape the artistic process? In his inspiring DLD26 talk, Grammy-winning artist Harry Yeff, also known as Reeps100, frames…

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), Bharat Chandar (Stanford…

Adding AI to weapons systems doesn’t have to result in a future of killer robots and unavoidable human destruction; it can actually serve as a catalyst for minimizing casualties, author Kenneth Cukier (The…

Is our relationship with technology shifting from healthy realism into something closer to religious devotion? This provocative question lies at the heart of Sarah Spiekermann’s DLD26 talk, in which the Vienna University professor…

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 2026 expert panel…

In a reflection on how humanity endures disruption, Jeremias Schröder, Abbot Primate of the Benedictine Congregation, draws on 1,500 years of monastic history to argue that today’s turbulence is not new. It may…

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…

Filmmaker and digital‑rights advocate Beeban Kidron warns that the surge of generative AI is reshaping power in culture, pushing creators to the edge. For decades, tech companies have scraped copyrighted works, she argues,…