Digitalgipfel Berlin: Digital Minister Urges Openness to AI
At the opening of the German government's Digitalgipfel in Berlin, the federal digital minister called for greater openness to AI from both society and business.

The German government's Digitalgipfel has opened in Berlin with a clear message: artificial intelligence is the great hope of politics and industry alike. The federal digital minister used the start of the summit to call for more openness toward AI, addressing both society at large and companies.
The appeal reflects a view shared by government and industry representatives at the event: that AI is a key technology for the country's economic future, and that progress depends not only on the technology itself but also on how willing people and businesses are to adopt it.
Why it matters
For companies, the message signals that AI will remain a central theme of German digital policy. For the wider public, it points to a debate about trust and acceptance, since the minister's call was aimed at society as much as at the economy.
The summit continues in Berlin, where further discussions between politicians and industry representatives on digital topics are expected.
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