Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming the way humans produce, process, and evaluate information — and the language sector has been one of the earliest testing grounds. On the AI+X Summit main stage in Zurich, three experts from across Europe will explore how translation, journalism, and accessibility offer a preview of the profound changes AI could bring to many industries.

From AI-powered newsrooms to automated translation to plain-language accessibility, these fields have faced early disruptions that reveal deeper questions: What happens when AI sets new — and sometimes arbitrary — standards for “quality”? How do business models shift when clients expect more for less? Will automation widen access or create new barriers? And can AI help rebuild trust where human-driven institutions have faltered?

The discussion will also address broader trends relevant to all sectors: the shrinking space for entry-level jobs in automated workflows, the impact of evolving AI regulations, the competitive positioning of Europe in the global AI economy, and the growing concentration of valuable data resources.

This conversation is for AI developers, industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators seeking to understand not just what AI can do, but how its integration reshapes expectations, power structures, and opportunities across the economy. Expect frank debate and insights into how lessons from the language industry can inform AI adoption everywhere.