AI keynotes for organizations that can’t afford to get AI wrong.
Most speakers describe what AI might do. I build it — for European hospital networks — and teach the discipline to organizations that need their people to actually get good at AI.
By now, anyone in your audience has grown tired of regurgitated AI truisms.
A working note from a physician who builds AI in production — and teaches the discipline only after it has held up under medical and legal weight.
They’ve heard them — you won’t be replaced by AI, you’ll be replaced by someone who uses AI; the next decade belongs to the augmented. The truisms are correct. They are also empty, because almost none of the speakers delivering them can tell you what it actually means to be the person who uses AI well.
A senior chef does not slice the tomatoes anymore. The cooking still happens — it just isn’t theirs to do.
They design the menu, source the ingredients, hire and train the team, set the standard, and taste what comes out before it reaches the table. AI does the same thing to knowledge work. The job becomes everything that surrounds the work: framing the task, choosing what goes in, judging what comes out, deciding what reaches the customer. That is the human complement to AI, and it is a skill, not a slogan. The pattern is consistent with what large studies are now finding — for example, the OECD's report on AI in the workplace shows the gains accruing to people who reorganise their work around the model, not those who layer it on top.
I teach that skill from inside the work — as the founding CEO of Aiomics, where we build clinical intelligence for European hospital networks under GDPR and the EU AI Act. The discipline that holds up in a hospital holds up in a bank, a manufacturer, an insurer.
An intelligent mix of practical examples and scientifically grounded knowledge — refreshing.SVP · Roche Diagnostics Germany
You made me cry when you spoke about what it will mean to be a doctor in the future. The image was very touching.Participant · Storm Days, Vienna · 2026
Sven really brings fresh solutions to old problems. You can see he is maxing out on AI and pushing it to the edges for very pragmatic problem-solving. Dizzying but fun to watch.Fund manager · Private equity
Das Wissen zu Künstlicher Intelligenz war nicht nur theoretisch, sondern praxisnah und greifbar. Man spürte, dass das Wissen gelebt und nicht nur gelernt ist.Teilnehmer · Keynote für NEULAND Wohnungsgesellschaft
Sven dares to point out the things that most overlook.Participant · MAVI KI Pharma Day, Munich
It has become clear to me that we all need to hear this to understand how we need to work differently going forward.HR leader · Swedish MedTech multinational
Sven Jungmann zeigt in seiner lesenswerten, zukunftsweisenden Analyse, wie das gelingen kann.Deutschlandfunk Kultur · Press review
How I adjust my winning structure to you.
One spine of argument. What changes is what gets put on it.
01Signature
The keynote your audience will paraphrase for months.
The talk works on a board of doctors and on a board of automotive executives — different examples, same spine. Tailored to your audience in a two-week preparation cycle.
02 Executive
Executive sessions focused on your challenges.
Closed-door work for smaller groups — two to four hours, prepared in advance, organised around a concrete topic the team is working through.
03 Bespoke
Bespoke talks for events with a special purpose.
Where the signature doesn’t fit, I’ll listen to your brief and build a talk to it. The spine of the argument is durable; what changes is what gets put on it.
Questions organisers ask before they book.
The matter-of-fact answers we give again and again — surfaced here so a brief is easier to write.
Who is Dr. Sven Jungmann?
A physician-founder, AI keynote speaker, and investor based in Berlin. Founding CEO of Aiomics, which builds clinical intelligence for European hospital networks. Previously Equity Partner and Chief Medical Officer at FoundersLane (acquired by Creative Dock in 2022) and a founding-team member of smart Helios — the first digital-health venture inside the Helios/Fresenius hospital group. Trained in medicine at the University of Saarland, in public health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, in public policy at the University of Oxford (MPP), and in entrepreneurship at the University of Cambridge.
What does he speak about?
The signature keynote argues that the people who capture the most value from AI are those who become its complement — doing the work that surrounds the model: framing the question, providing the context, judging the output, integrating the result. It draws from four lines of inquiry: which work to keep human, using AI as a reflective tool on yourself, delegating less to humans and more to AI, and rewriting the rules of the game.
In what languages are keynotes delivered?
German, English, and French. Keynotes, executive sessions, and bespoke talks are all available in all three.
How is a keynote booked?
Through booking partner Athenas at kontakt@athenas.de, who scopes the brief and responds within the working day. Speaking inquiries can also be submitted via the contact form.
What audiences has he spoken for?
250+ keynotes delivered since 2016 and 70+ closed-door executive sessions. Past audiences include Pfizer, Roche, Novartis, Bayer, GSK, Johnson & Johnson, AbbVie, Biogen, Medtronic, Siemens Healthineers, Ipsen, Daiichi-Sankyo, Elsevier, coliquio, samedi, Avie, Øredev, Arvato, and Julius Bär.
What is Aiomics?
A clinical-intelligence company for European hospital networks. Aiomics keeps patient records correct as hospitals let AI take on more of the documentation load. It operates under GDPR and ordinary hospital data governance, and at pre-seed stage is already piloting across some of the largest hospital groups in three countries.
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For keynote bookings and executive sessions. My booking partner Athenas scopes the brief and responds inside the working day.
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