Momo Feichtinger works where education, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship meet in Salzburg. AI means artificial intelligence. Three current roles have public evidence. He is managing director of ZukunftBilden GmbH, one of two managing directors at Dragon Dynamics, and director of a part-time applied AI programme at University Seeburg.

For teenagers, the useful part is seeing which roles are current and which projects belong to earlier years. If you are considering an offer, check the age group, cost, supervision, and parent requirements first.

Transparency: SalzburgTeen is operated by ZukunftBilden GmbH. Momo Feichtinger is its managing director and shareholder. This profile still uses the same rules as profiles of other people: public evidence, no private details, and no recommendation based only on first-party claims.

Where the work becomes concrete in Salzburg

ZukunftBilden in Schallmoos

The company register record on EVI, Austria's federal publication and information platform, has listed ZukunftBilden GmbH in Salzburg since 10 January 2024. Its registered address is Magazinstraße 4/Top 5. Momo Feichtinger is listed as the sole managing director and shareholder. Its registered line of business covers youth and adult education, online courses, and artificial intelligence projects.

This documents the legal role and the company's field of work. It cannot tell you whether one specific offer suits you. The ZukunftBilden website currently announces a shared project day for young people in Salzburg. This website is a first-party source. Check the age group, date, cost, supervision, and available places before joining.

Programme director at University Seeburg

University Seeburg lists Momo Feichtinger as director of the university programme “Applied AI & Business Innovation”. According to the programme page, it is designed for working professionals. Teenagers can view it as a possible later education path. It is not a current course for teenage applicants.

Which youth links have public evidence?

Young people developed questions for policymakers in 2023

Salzburg University of Applied Sciences reported on its Future Talks held on 12 October 2023. Young people from more than 20 EU countries developed questions and demands about artificial intelligence. Momo Feichtinger and Stefan Wegenkittl supported the process. The results then went to representatives of the European Parliament.

The record shows one specific form of youth participation: young people developed their own questions instead of only listening. It documents an event in 2023, not a continuing role.

Workshop on education opportunities in 2025

On 8 May 2025, Momo Feichtinger led a workshop (a short hands-on course) called “AI as an educational opportunity for children and young people”, according to St. Virgil Salzburg. The source documents the 2025 event. A continuing course in 2026 would need its own current confirmation.

Why this can matter to teens

The evidence does not give you a final answer on whether AI is good or bad. Four questions help with every AI offer:

  • Can you experiment, ask questions, and disagree?
  • Does someone explain what happens to your data?
  • Does the tool help you think, or does it take over the whole task?
  • Is there an adult you can contact if something goes wrong?

For everyday schoolwork, also read Learning with ChatGPT: What actually helps teenagers. Current local options are collected in AI workshops in Salzburg for teenagers.

How to connect with this path

ZukunftBilden lists current Colearning dates on its own website. A separate Salzburg company for Dragon Dynamics has existed since 2 April 2026, according to its company register record on EVI. Momo Feichtinger is one of its two managing directors, and ZukunftBilden is a shareholder. These roles document the connection between the offers. You still need to check whether a specific event is suitable.

Check five points before signing up:

  1. Which age group is the event for?
  2. How much does it cost, and what is the cancellation policy?
  3. Who supervises the group in person?
  4. Which data, photos, or AI accounts will be used?
  5. Do your parents need to agree or take you there?

If the information is unclear, ask for a written answer. You can then decide with your parents instead of relying on a profile or an advertisement.

What matters so this profile stays honest

As of 21 July 2026, the managing director role at ZukunftBilden and the programme director role at University Seeburg have current evidence. The Future Talks youth participation belongs to 2023. The workshop at St. Virgil belongs to 2025.

Some details about Colearning and Dragon Dynamics come from the ZukunftBilden environment. They show what the provider announces about itself. They are not independent quality assessments. Private details, guesses about motives, and unsupported success claims therefore do not belong in this profile.

Conclusion

Momo Feichtinger's current path connects a Salzburg education company with a university programme in applied AI. Earlier public events also document work around youth participation and education opportunities.

The checking method is the most useful part for you: keep the role, date, audience, and source separate. You can then decide whether a current offer suits your age, interests, and family.

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