On Oct. 25-26, join IT-University researchers and educators at this year's Digital Tech Summit, the leading research-based tech meeting space in the Nordic Countries.

Digital Tech Summit is part conference, part exhibition and part networking event with a broad range of keynote-speakers, sessions, debates and events.  

At Digital Tech Summit research and industry join forces, when over 5,000 decision-makers, CEOs, researchers, companies, engineers, students, startups, investors, policymakers and more come together to discuss and share the “what, when, how and why” of the digital technologies and transformations.

Building European Tech Resilience
This year’s main theme for the Digital Tech Summit “Building European Tech Resilience” focuses on the possibilities of technology to solve the major societal challenges that we face in Europe today such as climate change, healthcare & disease prevention, production, security, etc.

DTS sessions chaired by ITU faculty
Below are this year’s sessions chaired by ITU faculty. Take a look at and find the full program and schedule for each session by clicking on the link:

• Privacy, Regulatory Compliance and High-Assurance for Blockchain Systems and WEB3
  The session is chaired by Associate Professor and member of Center for Information Security and Trust, Bernardo Machado David and takes place on 25 October at 11.00.

• AI and Ethics: Can AI Even be Ethical?
  The session is chaired by Associate Professor in the Department of Digital Design and Head of the Center for Digital Play, Miguel Sicart, and takes place on 25 October at 14.30.
  
  
• NLP, Fake News and Social Media 
  The session is chaired by Associate Professor in the Digital Design Department, Luca Rossi, and takes place on 25 October at 14.30.
  
  
• Sonic Interactions: Voice, AI and Robots
  The session is chaired by Associate Professor, Head of Section, Digital Design, Jonas Fritsch and takes place on 26 October at 10.00.
  
  
• GovTech – Does it Make Sense in a Danish Context?
  The session is chaired by Postdoc at the Business IT Department and Research Centre for Government IT, Søren Skaarup, and takes place on 26 October at 14.00.