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Perhaps even more so than before, the mapping of processes and rules – in a cloud (or even multi-cloud) environment and one driven by artificial intelligence – must be accurate and constantly updated. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Data & Cloud

Ben Fetler (Defence Directorate): “Data reliability, the traceability of decisions and the maintenance of human oversight are becoming major issues.” (Photo: Paperjam)

Cybersecurity & Sovereignty

Steve Vermeer and Max Didier (Federation of Real Estate Developers). (Photo: DR)

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Real Estate

Philippe Mayer (Luxinnovation): “AI can transform key sectors such as finance, space, cybersecurity and the green economy, which are strategic pillars of the Luxembourg economy.” Photo and editing: Paperjam

Artificial Intelligence

Vincent Lekens is the vice-president of Cloud Community Europe – Luxembourg (CCEL). (Photo/Montage: Paperjam)

Data & Cloud

Pascal Steichen, CEO of the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity (LHC), and Dominique Kogue, Director of the National Centre of Competence in Cybersecurity (NC3). (Photo: Paperjam)

Cybersecurity

“For the first time in human history, we can imagine creating something more intelligent than humans,” says Francesco Ferrero of the List. “I’m not saying it will happen, but we need to consider the possibility.” Photo: Paperjam

Artificial intelligence

Luc Tapella, director of the Institut luxembourgeois de régulation, and Sheila Becker, head of network and information systems’ security (NISS) at the ILR. Montage: Maison Moderne

Regulation

Romain Muller, chair of Luxreal. Photo: Maison Moderne

ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Real estate

“One of the main risks lies in relying on the results provided by AI without questioning them,” says Christoph Schommer, professor at the University of Luxembourg. Image: Maison Moderne

Artificial intelligence

Laetitia Hamon is head of sustainable finance at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. Image: Maison Moderne

Transition