Two sessions, one table, one evening. How media and entertainment businesses put AI to work without giving up quality or brand. Roundtable from 17:00, networking dinner from 19:00.
From the smart news summary to the streaming recommendation that actually lands, AI is changing how media businesses and broadcasters reach their audiences. The industry is in the middle of a deep shift, driven by AI and digital technology.
For the businesses themselves it comes down to one thing: content processes have to run differently. The expectation of personalised, seamless experiences is rising faster than most production chains can keep up with.
Over the evening we work through three questions at the table, and find out which of it holds up in practice. The roundtable runs from 17:00 to 19:00. A networking dinner follows from 19:00 to 21:00, where the conversation carries on in a smaller setting.
How can AI agents identify, curate and surface relevant content automatically, so that discoverability and personalisation in a digital media environment improve in a way people actually notice?
What does the right use of AI look like when the goal is producing content at high speed, without damaging quality or brand coherence along the way?
Which measurable business results and growth opportunities actually emerge when content processes are transformed with AI in earnest?
Arrival and reception at the Wasserturm, a short opening from Adobe, then the moderated discussion across the three questions. Chatham House rules apply from the first minute.
Dinner together, looking out over the city. A chance to carry the roundtable conversation on in a smaller setting, with no agenda.

The water tower on Kaygasse was built in 1872 and was once the largest of its kind in Europe. The listed brick building now houses a hotel, and its glass structure opens up a view across the whole of central Cologne over eleven floors.
We are guests in a private part of the building. No passing traffic, no open bar, just the group at the table.
By public transport: lines 3, 4, 16 or 18 to Poststraße, then a two minute walk.



“The most honest conversations about AI do not happen on stages. They happen at the table, among people with the same numbers on their desks.”
The group is kept deliberately small so that everyone at the table gets a say. Register your interest and we will come back to you shortly to confirm.
If you cannot make it but would like to suggest a colleague, just drop us a line.
Who else is at the table, how the evening actually runs, whether the trip is worth it: just ask, we reply the same day.