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The Lab of the Future 2026 sent a clear message in Amsterdam: The question is no longer whether AI works in the lab, but what remains after the pilot project. We spoke with Simone, who has worked on the client side in a lab for 10 years, about three key points: the path from proof of concept to validated operations, data as the actual bottleneck, and Digital CMC as a new focus area. It's less about visions and more about what ultimately makes it to the lab bench.
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#186: The warning light is on: What happens if the AI in the control center is attacked?
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Lab of the Future 2026: What Will Make It into the Lab?

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What Became of Old Projects: The i40 Portal and the Bet We Lost

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What Will Customers Pay Us For Tomorrow? AI between Expectations and Reality

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Episode #180 · 27.08.2026
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