The power of
childlike curiosity.

In the future, questions will matter more than answers — the competition of knowledge is over. That's why Wehner provocatively calls on his audiences: "Stop training AI to solve problems, and start teaching yourself to wonder again." His argument is as simple as it is bold: what makes us irreplaceable in the age of AI is not what we've learned throughout our careers — it's what we've lost along the way.

We've been conditioned our whole lives to add — and in doing so, we've forgotten how to ask, to connect, to see the bigger picture. This is what researchers call the "Additive Bias." Studies consistently show that both humans and LLMs overwhelmingly prefer adding over removing — even when leaving things out would be the smarter answer.

For your event, Christian Wehner brings exactly what makes moments unforgettable: scientific substance, interactive exercises, unfiltered authenticity, and a provocative core message — childlike thinking is not a nostalgic throwback. It is the most powerful capability a human being can have in the age of artificial intelligence.

"A warm, engaging presence with an inspiring message. Highly recommended." — Benjamin Föll, Theobald Software GmbH

"A CPR for the heart and the brain!" — Johannes Büchs, Author & Host of "Die Sendung mit der Maus" | Trainer for Storytelling & Presentation

"An invitation to reclaim childlike curiosity and the courage to embrace naivety." — Tim Pollheide, Vice President of Marketing at RED BULL

"For our industry, which is in the midst of profound transformation, Mr. Wehner's perspective was a vital nudge to think about innovation not only technologically, but culturally. We are grateful that he enriched our event with his energy and light-hearted humour." — CEO, Bayerischer Bauindustrieverband e.V.

"For everyone who longs for a better tomorrow and a fresh perspective on life." — Dr. Frederik G. Pferdt, First and former Chief Innovation Evangelist @ Google | Author of "Radikal besser"

"Mr. Wehner took us on a fascinating and entertaining journey into an innovative future. His creative impulses were the perfect opener for our leadership workshop — thank you so much!" — Dagmar Grübler, RWTH Aachen

"A treasure chest with a kindergarten for grown-ups hidden inside." — Prof. Ulrich Weinberg, Founding Director School of Design Thinking at the Hasso Plattner Institut

"A great perspective shift that resonated strongly with the entire team." — Thiemo Damm, Viega

"A call to reanimate the lightness of being we've forgotten how to feel." — Dr. Amelie Schoenenwald, German Reserve Astronaut of the ESA