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AI keynote speaker France: a lively route into artificial intelligence for every level
As an AI keynote speaker France, Jan Ditgen puts technical questions into plain language. His energy reaches the back row, while live demonstrations show what the systems can do and where their limits matter. The room can ask honest questions without anyone feeling left behind.
Guests start finding uses in their own work. The hour moves quickly because the audience is involved, and everyone leaves with a clear first step rather than a list of buzzwords.
AI keynote speaker Jan Ditgen on stage
Jan Ditgen speaking about artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence in France: from national ambition to decisions at work
France is pressing businesses to move from curiosity to practical use. The government’s Osez l’IA plan combines training, diagnostics and support for companies. Anyone looking for a keynote speaker artificial intelligence France therefore needs more than a parade of new tools. People need a useful way to judge what matters for their jobs, customers and organization.
The CNIL’s recommendations for AI systems add privacy and responsible development to that discussion. Jan Ditgen turns policy and technology into practical questions, clear examples and live demonstrations. The keynote can be delivered in English or German for corporate events in France. For planning ideas, see the guide to venues for keynote speakers in Paris or meet Jan as an AI keynote speaker artificial intelligence.
Watch Jan in Action
Jan Ditgen’s route from hands-on testing to two books on AI
With “The AI Compass” he put a guide for newcomers on the shelf, and a second book followed. He judges the technology the way working people encounter it. On some days he sits with a founder; on others he leads the AI specialist group at the German Speakers Association.
He keeps his knowledge fresh by trying tools every day. That experience becomes explanations without jargon and examples an audience can examine for itself.
Jan Ditgen’s English books on artificial intelligence
A relaxed audience stays curious about artificial intelligence
A keynote that lifts the whole program
Jan Ditgen makes abstract technology feel light. In the room he mixes content with wit, so unease does not settle in. Good feelings open the door to questions, and reservations rarely survive once AI becomes tangible.
Nobody learns by force. Quick experiments and surprising turns make the time pass without glances at the clock. After the applause there is more than knowledge: a real appetite to try AI at work.
What clients say about Jan Ditgen
10 out of 10 points because he does an excellent job of explaining and presenting what AI can already do today, what it might be capable of in the future, and what implications that has—with a balanced mix of technically sound information and humorous entertainment.
Amina Diallos
Jan Ditgen specifically emphasized the importance of data protection for us as tax advisors and all related professions—in other words, do not upload clients’ financial data to ChatGPT. This is the biggest pitfall in our industry when we want to use AI to automate and improve our work.
Markus Wedig
Your presentation, “AI in the Events Industry,” was both informative and entertaining, and—most importantly—very well tailored to our company and our target audience. With your many thought-provoking insights, you inspired us and our customers to reflect, smile, and laugh!
Anne Halfar
What your event gains from Jan Ditgen
- Genuine expertise behind every explanation
- The internationally recognized CSP credential
- Years of professional stage experience
- Examples relevant at work and in private life
- References from well-known companies
- A talk in which the audience takes part
- Two published books on artificial intelligence
- Ideas that outlive the event itself
- Energy instead of dry theory
- A format tailored to your program
Jan Ditgen turns AI into a shared experience
Jan Ditgen holds the international CSP credential
A quality marker built on paid stage work
Have you seen the letters CSP before? Many European organizers have not, although they are useful when checking a professional speaker. CSP stands for Certified Speaking Professional.
The National Speakers Association in the United States reviews paid engagements, client feedback and a recorded talk. The credential cannot be bought. It reflects professional experience and verified quality.
What the current AI wave means for the next working day
Artificial intelligence is redrawing business and daily life rather than passing through as a fad. The border between professional and private use has nearly vanished. A grasp of the basics is useful for almost everyone.
When an organization changes how people work, employees want an honest answer about what shifts in their own week. A keynote gives a mixed audience shared language, concrete examples and calmer judgment about what comes next.
Jan Ditgen explains artificial intelligence with live examples
Learning you can touch
Nothing beats learning when you are part of the action. Genuine give-and-take electrifies the room, and the guests become co-creators of the keynote.
A fresh angle on familiar work
A different angle can make the familiar look new. The keynote opens minds and sends people out with ideas they are ready to test.
Enthusiasm, built in
Professional stage experience and strong references make the keynote a dependable program highlight. The audience stays with the subject.
From your first inquiry to the applause in four steps
Ask Jan Ditgen about your preferred date
Introduce the audience and your goals
Jan Ditgen prepares the right keynote
Watch the room respond and enjoy the applause
What shapes the fee for a professional keynote
What shapes a professional speaker's fee for an event in France
Every speaker and every engagement is different. The date, event format and individual preparation shape the fee, while a familiar face usually commands a premium.
For the French market, professional keynote fees often sit in a broad band of roughly $4,500 to $18,000. Jan Ditgen works as a full-time speaker based in Germany; his fee is in the professional range and includes a talk built for the audience. Ask for a clear proposal for your date and format.
Four ways Jan keeps an AI keynote moving
Humour & ease
Complexity
Live presentation
Motivation & energy
Open the door to AI, one room at a time
My aim as “the AI explainer” is simple: to make AI everybody’s subject. On stage it sounds like part of ordinary life, not something locked in a laboratory. A little knowledge turns bystanders into participants.
Have you fixed a date and still need the AI session? My free 14-page guide saves you some legwork: Insider tips for planning your event.
Verified content, tangible examples and a wink make a talk stay with people. The room goes home feeling ready to join the conversation.
