As an AI keynote speaker, I cover many of the questions that businesses and their employees are working through now. These include new tools, changes to everyday work and the practical choices involved in using AI responsibly. A keynote has a fixed running time, though. In a 60-minute talk, some subjects inevitably receive less attention than they deserve. Certain questions need more background, examples and source material than a stage presentation can accommodate. The articles below give those topics the space they need.
Jan Ditgen introduces 20 Frankfurt venues he knows from the stage, with practical notes on atmosphere, capacity, technology, sightlines and the production choices that help a keynote hold the room.
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AI can affect workflows, recruitment, performance assessment and training. This article explains the practical knowledge German works councils need, the questions they should ask, and how the Works Constitution Act and the EU AI Act frame their role.
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With GPT-5.6, ChatGPT places work with files, apps and finished deliverables at the centre of the product. This article documents the shift from a conversational chatbot to a working agent and explains why oversight, file organisation and precise instructions now matter more.
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AI keynote speaker Jan Ditgen
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Last updated: 19 July 2026
