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AI keynote speaker Spain: Jan Ditgen on artificial intelligence for corporate audiences
As an AI keynote speaker Spain, Jan Ditgen turns technical jargon into plain language. Newcomers can follow without holding back the specialists in the room. Live demonstrations show what the systems do, while the talk also explains where their limits matter.
The audience leaves with a usable frame for the subject. A relaxed room asks better questions, and the ideas have a better chance of surviving the trip back to work.
AI keynote speaker Jan Ditgen explains artificial intelligence on stage
Jan Ditgen speaking about artificial intelligence
AI keynote speaker for artificial intelligence in Spain: from national policy to business decisions
Spain’s AI strategy links stronger computing infrastructure with practical use in government and small businesses. One part is ALIA, a publicly developed family of models for Spanish and Spain’s co-official languages. Anyone searching for a keynote speaker artificial intelligence Spain therefore needs more than a technology roundup. The audience needs to see which choices affect its organization, employees, and customers.
Spain’s AI supervisory agency, AESIA, also puts safety, fundamental rights, and responsible use on the agenda. A keynote turns those subjects into practical questions that a mixed corporate audience can discuss. Jan Ditgen pairs clear context with live examples and humor, without claiming to be based in Spain or to have appeared there.
Expertise without a stiff lecture
Jan Ditgen combines technical understanding with genuine enjoyment. He explains, tells stories, and lets the tools show what they can do. A well-timed laugh lowers the pressure, making it easier for skeptical guests to stay with the subject.
Attention cannot be ordered. He earns it with examples and surprises that serve the point. The audience leaves knowing more and ready to test the ideas for itself.
Audience at an AI keynote by Jan Ditgen
What clients say about Jan Ditgen
Mr. Ditgen gave a fantastic presentation on AI and conveyed the key points about its benefits and risks in a fun yet very clear way. Mr. Ditgen is passionate about the topic, and his enthusiasm spread to the entire audience and that, combined with the venue, made for a truly successful combination.
Michael Link
Thank you very much for your truly excellent and entertaining AI presentation at our event in Mainz. The participants are all so enthusiastic that I’m currently swamped with inquiries from them.
Christine Lukas
I'm an event technician and I just attended the lecture by Jan Ditgen. And I really have to say that it was one of the funniest but also the most informative lectures I've seen so far. And I've really seen a lot.
Ole Schmidt
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Why Jan Ditgen is credible on artificial intelligence
Jan Ditgen has written two books about AI. His work asks what the technology does in a real working day and where its limits matter.
Within the German Speakers Association, he chairs the AI expert group. He also advises small businesses. New tools go straight onto his test bench, so the talk is grounded in use as well as research.
Four steps from your inquiry to the applause
Send the date and outline of your event
Discuss the audience, occasion, and objectives
Have relevant examples and live demos prepared
Enjoy the keynote and the conversations afterward
What makes Jan Ditgen a strong choice as a speaker
- Practical: useful decisions rather than a parade of tools
- Tailored: examples chosen for the occasion and audience
- Well-founded: technical claims explained with context
- Inviting: skeptical questions are welcome
- Engaging: live demonstrations make abstract ideas visible
- Experienced: a full-time speaker with documented stage work
- CSP: an internationally recognized professional designation
- Current: the material is checked before every event
- Relevant: business use, limits, and responsibility belong together
- Referenced: companies from different industries have booked him
- Published: author of two books about AI
Jan Ditgen during an AI keynote
Certified Speaking Professional Jan Ditgen on stage
The CSP: evidence of professional stage experience
Jan Ditgen holds the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) designation. It is awarded by the National Speakers Association to experienced speakers who meet its requirements.
Those requirements include paid speaking work over several years, a video review, and a commitment to professional ethics. For event organizers, that means documented bookings and assessed stage work, not a label invented for a website.
Learn by taking part
The keynote invites the audience to think and try. An example experienced firsthand is easier to recall when the subject comes up at work.
New ways of thinking
Unexpected results put familiar assumptions under pressure. Guests gain a more useful view of opportunities, limits, and their own choices.
Prepared for the room
Stage experience, references, and a clear briefing provide the basis. The keynote is then shaped around the occasion and the questions in the room.
Artificial intelligence in 2026: close to daily work
In 2026, artificial intelligence is already part of many work processes, often without a prominent label. People making decisions about it need a clear frame, not a catalog of recently launched products.
A keynote gives the room a shared starting point. Guests see possibilities and limits, assess examples more confidently, and identify the questions that matter in their own organization.
Jan Ditgen presenting an AI keynote
Putting an AI keynote speaker's fee into context
What a keynote speaker charges, and why
One number would never do the range justice. The price reflects several variables, including the date, audience, location, and preparation. Writing for one room takes longer than repeating a finished script.
Markets price talks differently, so a side-by-side view helps, quoted in US dollars:
United States: $11,000 to $45,000
Germany: $5,500 to $16,000
United Kingdom: $4,500 to $24,000
Brazil: $2,500 to $15,000
These figures describe different local markets, not a fixed worldwide price list. Jan Ditgen works as a full-time professional from Germany. His individual quote accounts for the event location and the work agreed in the briefing.
Understand first, then have your say
What matters to me is how AI reaches ordinary working life. On stage, I explain it without jargon for its own sake and use examples that people can inspect. At the end, everyone should be able to form an independent judgment about using the technology.
If your program still needs an AI keynote, use my 14-page planning guide. It is free and gives you practical questions for the briefing: How to book an AI speaker with confidence.
Substance and entertainment belong together. I want your audience to leave the room with clarity and a handful of specific questions for the next working day.
The next chapter: humanoid robots
Software is acquiring a body. Humanoid robots combine AI with machines designed to operate in spaces built for people. Many systems remain at an early stage, which makes a sober look at reasoning and mechanics especially useful.
Jan Ditgen can address the subject within the AI keynote or as a separate program item. The care robot beside a medication cart makes the debate concrete: capability, responsibility, safety, and acceptance all belong in the same conversation.
Humanoid assistant robot in a care facility
