Robots in Residence, virtual Couch Lessons, Climate Hackathons - with a variety of formats, Generation A=Algorithm seeks to carry the discussion about artificial intelligence into wider sections of society. The individual formats invite to a critical reflection on AI and the testing of own technical solutions.
At the latest since the Corona crisis, it has become clear to a broad public that almost all areas of our social life will be translated into the digital sooner or later. In order to promote an exchange across borders and disciplines, the Goethe-Institut is organizing a five-week digital dialogue on European digital policy in May and June 2021.
Karen Hao, senior AI reporter at MIT Technology Review / US Rahul Panicker, Chief Innovation Officer, Wadhwani AI - AI for Social Good / India Björn Schuller, Professor of artificial intelligence at Imperial College London and chair of embedded intelligence for healthcare and wellbeing at the University of Augsburg / Germany
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Claire L. Evans, singer, writer and artist, lead singer of the pop group YACHT / US Holly Herndon, composer, musician and sound artist / Germany Ash Koosha, composer, producer, singer and filmmaker / UK
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Victor Galaz, Deputy Director and Associate Professor at the Stockholm Resilience Centre / Sweden Lynn Kaack, Energy Politics Group ETH Zürich and Co-Chair of Climate Change AI / Schweiz Sims Witherspoon, Program Manager, DeepMind
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Linda Monsees, Research Chair in the Geopolitics of Risk, Ecole Normale Supérieure / France Nathaniel Raymonds, Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs /USA
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“Generation A=Algorithm” is a project by the Goethe-Institut, supported with special funds from the Federal Foreign Office for the German EU Council Presidency 2020.
Civil society is faced with the task of making digitisation humane: The Goethe-Institut offers a space for discourse and debate on post-digital culture.
