Germany
The country page covers booking, keynote languages, and preparation for events across Germany. The city pages below add local information.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Germany.
Keynotes in Germany and abroad
My talks on artificial intelligence have long since stopped being a German affair. As an AI speaker I work internationally, across Europe and well beyond, in English as well as in German. Every region brings its own questions: in some places the focus is on the benefits, in others on regulation, data protection or the worry about jobs. So that you do not have to search for long, I have set up separate pages for the individual regions and cities. There you will find what actually matters for your market and your event, from the right language for the talk to examples that land with a local audience. That way you can see at a glance what a keynote at your event could look like. The overview below lists all of these pages.
The country page covers booking, keynote languages, and preparation for events across Germany. The city pages below add local information.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Germany.
Berlin has no shortage of conferences or company gatherings. Jan Ditgen brings workplace examples to the stage and asks what is actually behind the loudest claims about AI.
His keynotes use plain-language explanations and live demonstrations that involve the audience. Guests get to try the technology rather than only hear about it.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Berlin.
Hamburg brings together shipping, logistics, media, and a busy conference scene. Jan Ditgen uses practical examples to show what AI can do at work and where its limits begin.
The Hamburg page lists nine previous talks, explains the journey from Cologne, and sets out what shapes the speaking fee.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Hamburg.
Munich brings AI research, industry, and a busy events calendar into the same city. Jan Ditgen turns the technical questions into clear examples and live demonstrations that work for guests without specialist knowledge.
Three practical notes are on the Munich page: where Jan has spoken, how long the train takes from Cologne, and where to look for a room.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Munich.
Jan Ditgen's calendar takes him to Cologne time after time. In Cologne, interest in presentations on artificial intelligence stays high.
Rather than general claims, the Cologne page shows which talks have been given in the city. The examples make plain how a keynote can fit into a program.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Cologne.
Frankfurt has rooms for a trade fair keynote as well as a smaller company meeting. The choice of venue affects how the talk fits into the day. Jan Ditgen explains artificial intelligence in plain English and gives skeptical questions as much attention as enthusiastic ones.
The Frankfurt page has the practical details: Jan's train journey from Cologne and a link to the city's venue guide.
Jan's Frankfurt talk page is here:
AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Frankfurt.
Jan Ditgen uses live demonstrations and workplace examples to explain artificial intelligence. His Dusseldorf keynotes give business audiences a clear basis for discussing where AI can help and where its limits matter.
The city page also covers eight event venues, including the CCD Congress Center and the Rheinterrasse, to help organizers find a setting for their conference.
Read more about the keynote and event venues:
AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Dusseldorf.

Clear explanations of AI, live demonstrations, and examples from everyday work. The Stuttgart page also introduces nine event venues.
Fulda is easy to get around, yet its event spaces range from a vaulted cultural cellar to a large convention center. Jan demonstrates AI on stage and explains what the audience is seeing. Questions and doubts belong in the conversation too.
Planning a Fulda event? The city page puts eight venues alongside possible keynote topics. It gives you a place to start when choosing the room and the program.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Fulda.
Jan Ditgen gives AI keynotes in Austria in English or German. The host chooses the language after considering who will be in the room and why they are meeting.
AI keynotes in Switzerland are available in English or German. For a Swiss event, tell Jan who will be listening and what you want the talk to help them decide.
Read the London page:
AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence London.
For events elsewhere in the country, see AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence England.
The country page covers the stage format, available languages, and the decisions to make before an event in Spain.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence Spain.
The country page starts with the audience, the AI questions inside the company, and the choice between a German or English keynote.
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AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence France.
For a North American event, the talk is in English. I still start with two plain questions: What does the audience already use, and what should be different after the keynote? An example only travels if it earns its place in my suitcase.
For an Asian booking, I start with the local context. The organizer's answers tell me which examples belong on stage and which ones do not travel well.
The rest of the map is not off limits. Tell us the city, and Jan will check whether the trip and an English keynote can be made to work.
Tell us where and when you are meeting, and what kind of event you have in mind. Jan can then check the journey and discuss the talk with you.