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You.com founder Richard Socher discusses AI chatbots and search at DLD Munich 2023

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Richard Socher

You.com
Portrait of Richard Socher, Co-fFounder & CEO of AI-powered search engine You.com

Richard Socher is the founder and CEO of the AI productivity platform you.com and also co-founder and managing director of AIX Ventures. He previously served as the Chief Scientist of Salesforce. Socher is widely recognized as having brought neural networks into the field of natural language processing, inventing the most widely used word vectors and prompt engineering.

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Jochen Wegner

ZEIT Online
Headshot portrait of German journalist Jochen Wegner, looking at the camera, sitting in front of a grey background.

As Editor-in-Chief of ZEIT Online, Jochen Wegner heads the editorial team of one of Germany’s most successful news websites. Prior to joining ZEIT Online, Jochen spent five years as Editor-in-Chief at focus.de, which he developed into one of the largest and fastest growing digital news outlets in Germany.

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