Will technology remove our senses?

Imran Rashid is a Danish physician, bestselling author, and recognized expert in the intersection between technology and mental health. With more than 20 years of clinical and leadership experience, he has become one of Scandinavia’s leading voices on how digitalization shapes human behavior, health, and relationships. His work has inspired companies, schools, and governments to rethink the role of technology in modern life.

In addition to bestselling books such as SLUK, Offline, Mærkbarhed and Senseless, Imran Rashid has designed national strategies, corporate programs and parent guides that focus on digital hygiene and sustainable screen use. A sought-after keynote speaker, he has delivered talks from intimate leadership workshops to large conferences with thousands of attendees, known for his relatable style, medical precision, and ability to make science come alive.

Sabinije von Gaffke is an internationally recognized and award-winning moderator, speaker and entrepreneur operating at the forefront of longevity, science, AI and human potential. She is Founding Partner of Super Human, an exclusive, invitation-only global summit and network, Co-founder of BrainGym.co, and Founder of HUMAN™️.

Recognized for leading high-level, cross-disciplinary conversations with many of the world's foremost experts, Sabinije moderates and speaks on international stages at the intersection of longevity, science, technology and human potential.

Beyond the stage, she collaborates with leading organizations across longevity, hospitality and private communities to design human-centered longevity ecosystems that integrate science, strategic partnerships, meaningful experiences and human connection.

Her work is grounded in systems thinking and ecosystem design, integrating scientific advancement, infrastructure and human development—reflecting a broader vision of moving beyond optimisation toward coherence as the foundation for sustainable human potential. Her philosophy is simple: Longevity isn't simply about living longer. It's about expanding the human experience and unlocking human potential.