The autumn 2026 edition of InTalks is now available online and in print. This issue explores the theme “augmenting mankind” in a series of conversations with thought leaders and innovators – looking at different tools and approaches that can amplify a person’s inherent abilities and allow them to go further and faster than ever before. The idea of technology working in partnership with humans, not replacing them, is a core principle behind this concept.
Highlights from this edition of InTalks include interviews with:
Maria Luisa Siccardi Tonolli, Board member of the Swiss orthopaedics specialist Medacta, who discusses how her family’s company operates at the intersection between advanced technology and human skill to create pioneering products that augment patient outcomes.
Dr. Roey Tzezana, a futurist and researcher at the Blavatnik Center at Tel Aviv University, who talks about the power of technology in unlocking new dimensions of human potential or even extending human life and the ingredients to build a successful future.
Yvonne Bettkober, Chief Transformation Officer at Audi and a member of EFG’s Board of Directors, who explains how tech can drive progress by augmenting human ingenuity, capability and creativity but underscores the enduring importance of empathy in a digitalised world.
We also hear from leading academics Professor Andrea Beltratti, Professor Nathan Furr and Associate Professor Kamiar Mohaddes from three of EFG’s university partners, who discuss the impact of AI on learning and explain why their core mission of fostering independent, critical thinking is more relevant than ever in a world of instantly accessible information.
By incorporating different voices from academia, art, business and beyond, InTalks once again explores topics that are of relevance for EFG as a global private bank as well as for our dialogue with different stakeholders and the broader public. The magazine will be displayed in our offices globally and at our client events.
To discover the latest edition of the magazine, find links to articles published online or read previous issues in our archive, please visit our InTalks website.