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Mental economy and resilience in cyberspace
- Topic: Science & Academia
- Time: 18.02.2026, 09:45 to 10:15
- Location: Main Stage
AI is not merely an efficiency machine – it is a mirror. It threatens routines, roles and self-images, while at the same time opening up spaces for new forms of value creation, responsibility and meaning. This keynote speech shows why the future of work will be decided not only by technology, but also by psychology – by our values, our autonomy and the question of what ‘human performance’ will mean in the future.
Speaker
Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Hoffmann
Business and innovation psychologist Hoffmann is a professor of innovation management and an expert in business and innovation psychology. He researches the psychological conditions for sustainable work, mental efficiency in dynamic markets, and the effects of AI on communication, creativity, and decision-making. In addition to his academic work, he advises international companies and is considered a thought leader for a psychologically sound working environment of the future.