DeepL CEO Jarek Kutylowski said demand is surging for voice-to-voice translation, describing the technology as part of how AI is transforming global business. Kutylowski spoke with Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie at the International AI Summit in Dublin, Ireland, in an interview distributed by MT Newswires and published by MarketScreener on October 14, 2026. The available report summary does not give figures for the demand increase or identify particular customers using the service.

Kutylowski also discussed competition with OpenAI and Anthropic, DeepL’s strategy involving Amazon Web Services (AWS), and European data sovereignty, or control over where data is stored and governed. The report summary provides no further details on how DeepL’s AWS strategy works or what specific sovereignty measures the company uses.

The interview covered recent workforce cuts and DeepL’s willingness to remain private. The summary does not state how many jobs were cut, when the reductions occurred, or why the company chose them; it also gives no financial or ownership details explaining its position on remaining private. The report presents these topics alongside the company’s voice-translation demand and competitive landscape, without providing additional figures or specific statements from Kutylowski on those points. MarketScreener’s page identifies the item as a Bloomberg video provided by MT Newswires; the article text contains no transcript or further interview details.

DeepL CEO Jarek Kutylowski said demand is surging for voice-to-voice translation, describing the technology as part of how AI is transforming global business. Kutylowski spoke with Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie at the International AI Summit in Dublin, Ireland, in an interview distributed by MT Newswires and published by MarketScreener on October 14, 2026. The available report summary does not give figures for the demand increase or identify particular customers using the service.

Kutylowski also discussed competition with OpenAI and Anthropic, DeepL’s strategy involving Amazon Web Services (AWS), and European data sovereignty, or control over where data is stored and governed. The report summary provides no further details on how DeepL’s AWS strategy works or what specific sovereignty measures the company uses.

The interview covered recent workforce cuts and DeepL’s willingness to remain private. The summary does not state how many jobs were cut, when the reductions occurred, or why the company chose them; it also gives no financial or ownership details explaining its position on remaining private. The report presents these topics alongside the company’s voice-translation demand and competitive landscape, without providing additional figures or specific statements from Kutylowski on those points. MarketScreener’s page identifies the item as a Bloomberg video provided by MT Newswires; the article text contains no transcript or further interview details.