DeepL CEO Joins German Chancellor’s Technology and Innovation Strategy Group

November 08, 2025
DeepL CEO Jarek Kutylowski has been appointed to the German Federal Chancellor’s Strategy Group for Technology and Innovation, the top advisory body on technology matters to the Chancellery.

Jarek Kutylowski, CEO and founder of DeepL, has been appointed to the German Federal Chancellor’s Strategy Group for Technology and Innovation, announced in a press release. The group serves as the highest advisory body to the Chancellery on issues related to technology and innovation.

The Strategy Group aims to strengthen Germany’s research and innovation systems to improve the country’s global competitiveness. During its inaugural meeting, members discussed the rapid development of artificial intelligence and its potential to enhance productivity across sectors such as science, business, and public administration.

Kutylowski will represent the AI industry in the group’s discussions, focusing on how AI can be integrated across the economy and society.

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