Deutschland-Gipfel: Wildberger: „Wir haben ein Umsetzungsproblem, aber auch ein Erkenntnisproblem. Und das ist massiv.“

On the Deutschland-Gipfel held in Berlin, Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger (CDU) refuted the coalition's narrative of merely having an implementation problem. "We have an implementation problem, but we also have a comprehension problem," he stated, emphasizing the massiveness of this issue. Wildberger argued that merely discussing individual measures or reforms is insufficient.

"We talk about measures, reforms, but what is the context?" he queried. He criticized the politics for underestimating the scale of both homegrown and external crises, stating, "It's a very big thing, and it needs to give us all the energy." Looking ahead to the mandate of advancing the country, Wildberger relied on the cohesion of the black-red coalition, saying, "It would be a disaster if we did not have stability now."

However, he presumed that everyone understood this. "We can all learn or do things differently," he added, "and we must make those changes together." Wildberger saw potential in artificial intelligence (AI) as well, including creating something new. "We are struggling to be at the table," he remarked, referring to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's statement that mid-sized powers needed to cooperate, "because if we are not at the table, we are on the menu."