Flow Festival 2026

Welcome to Flow Festival & Flow Talks 2026

We at Tieto Tech Consulting are proud to continue as the Flow Festival technology partner. We are delighted to host a Flow Talks discussion as a part of the festival programme.

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Welcome to Flow Festival & Flow Talks 2026

Date
Time
Location
Helsinki Suvilahti

Hosted by Tieto

Flow Talks: All Inclusive AI and Design

Most barriers are invisible. Until we choose to see them. Inclusion is not an easy term, and it means different things to different people. But in a world where AI is rapidly reshaping how we work and make decisions, the question becomes more important than ever: who gets included, and how?

In this Tieto’s Flow Talks session, we explore the intersection of AI, design, and inclusion. How can we create services, systems and experiences that truly serve diverse users, and not just the average? And how can we recognize and remove invisible barriers in everyday life?

The discussion brings together inclusivity, design and technology experts, with insights from a unique perspective and experiences. We will also reveal the winner of Inclusive Design competition organized by Young Finnish Design, Inklusiiv, Flow Festival and Tieto.

We invite you to make inclusivity tangible, and to remove invisible barriers for everyone.

Speakers

  • Jani Toivola, social influencer, actor and author
  • Rayene Bech, Senior AI Engineer at Tieto Tech Consulting
  • Teemu Roos, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki
  • Katharina Schmidt, Senior Business Development Manager at Rovio and artist
  • Petra Tarkkala, Head of Design at Tieto Tech Consulting
  • Katja Toropainen, CEO of Inklusiiv and Women in Tech Finland

Explore the Flow Talks session

Read more about the discussion, the speakers and the Inclusive Design Competition on the Flow Festival website.

Promotional graphic for Tieto's Flow Talks session "All Inclusive AI & Design" at Flow Festival. The image features the event title alongside the Flow Festival logo and portrait photographs of six speakers arranged in a grid.