Your contact person for the press
Your inquiry won't end up in a general inbox with us, but will go directly to Birgit. She handles all press inquiries and will find the right soundbite, the right images, or an interview appointment for you – even if it needs to be done quickly.
Feel free to write to her directly, explaining what you're working on and when you need it by. Birgit usually gets back to you the same business day, and sooner for urgent matters.
Birgit
Press & Communication · Digitalmuse
Germany's first female-led AI content agency
Digitalmuse produces hyperrealistic AI visuals of editorial quality – and is therefore a readily available contact when it comes to the social aspects of this technology. Those who draw the line between real and synthetic on a daily basis can discuss it without speculating.
On this page you will find our short profile, our topics with approved sound bites, and two interviewees who comment on AI, image trust, and labeling requirements. We would be happy to send you our complete press kit, including images, personally – just briefly describe what you are working on.
Topics for interviews and sound bites
Digitalmuse is available as an interview partner and source of sound bites on four topics. She has a clear, practice-based position on each – the following quotes are free for use.
More than half of people now mistake hyperrealistic AI faces for real ones more often than real faces and don't notice the deception – according to a 2025 study by the Australian National University. This threshold is precisely our daily work. While others speculate about the dangers of synthetic images, we are working at the point where perception tips.
Julia Dabir (soundbite): “When an image no longer proves what is real, trust becomes the most important currency. That is precisely why hyperrealism must not be a question of hiding, but a question of responsibility.”
Since August 2026, the EU's transparency obligation for AI content has been in effect. We label our productions and advise brands on how labeling can be implemented without diminishing their impact. Regarding incidents such as unlabeled AI material in news broadcasts, we speak from a production perspective: We know how such material is created and how to identify it. In our own words: "Labeling is not an obstacle, but a mark of quality. We want our content to be admired – not misled."
AI-powered image generators demonstrably tend towards stereotypes because they are predominantly programmed by a homogeneous group. As a female-led agency, we consciously bring a different perspective to body images, proportions, and diversity – and can specifically demonstrate where these distortions arise in the production process.
Soundbite: "AI doesn't have to intensify the beauty ideals that have been putting us under pressure for decades. For the first time, it gives us the choice to consciously shape reality – with real proportions, real people, real diversity."
The question of whether AI will replace creative jobs is usually asked too generally. We answer it from the perspective of an agency that works with both on a daily basis – and as two female founders in a heavily male-dominated market.
Soundbite: "AI doesn't replace creative teams – it changes what they do. And AI shouldn't be an elite or male-dominated topic: We see it as our mission to open up access to this technology for other women."
