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9:00

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Weltsaal

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Welcome Addresses
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In this panel, international experts discuss how digitisation might shift the geopolitical landscape.
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11:00

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In this panel, our experts take a look into the future: How could technology transform society and politics?
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The Geopolitics Ideation Labs provide a stimulating and hands-on work space to dive deeper into the questions brought up by the panel Digital Revolution: Resetting Global Power Politics? The labs are facilitated by foreign policy experts from the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP).
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The Geopolitics Ideation Labs provide a stimulating and hands-on work space to dive deeper into the questions brought up by the panel Digital Revolution: Resetting Global Power Politics? The labs are facilitated by foreign policy experts from the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP).
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The Geopolitics Ideation Labs provide a stimulating and hands-on work space to dive deeper into the questions brought up by the panel Digital Revolution: Resetting Global Power Politics? The labs are facilitated by foreign policy experts from the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP)
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The session will address the challenges of implementing the 2030 Agenda in a diffuse digital world through a life-size board game in which participants will be coming to terms with the transformative nature of digitalisation and its impact on peace processes.
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14:00

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This panel will discuss how digitisation and mass surveillance will affect our human rights and democracy.
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15:00

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While the regulation of information disorders, false information, harassment and hate speech constitutes an important trend all over the world, the trend in Latin American countries is to regulate online content using these as excuses for the restriction of dissent. This might affect democratic spaces in a myriad of ways, particularly in contexts where democracy is weak or relatively new, and this should be our main concern when considering regulations that allow restrictions to online content.
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15:30
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16:00
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Stresemann-Saal

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Digital rights are human rights in a digital environment.
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15:30
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16:00
English Talk Everyone

Adenauer-Saal

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Journalism has always found its way to counter anti-democratic forces. Fake news should not be the exception. Acting upon these will demand media not shy to engage and the awareness that digital may not be the (only) place to do our job.
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15:30
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16:00
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Willy-Brandt-Saal

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Surveillance has a public purpose and goes beyond mere observation. It entails a purpose and implies intervention (a.o. to protect, to manipulate). Differentiation is important. If surveillance is also applied into contexts exempt of public interest, if every documentation is a form of surveillance, it ends meaning everything and nothing. Not every privacy breach is a form of surveillance. What is surveillance in time of big data? How do we differentiate it from observation and documentation?
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Blaue Halle

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This session will explore the impact of fast paced technological change on ethics and what it means to be human.
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17:00

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Through digitization and automation, machines are taking on more and more tasks for humans. What will the technology soon be able to do and what never? And what remains for us to do in the end? Are we the programmers or the laborer of the machines? A look at the history and present of technology and society offers first answers.
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The combination of a concept of the commons, for which taxes are levied for its use by the community, with the idea of a universal social dividend opens up new space within the tried and tested technique of the market economy. The talk presents different approaches that, taken together, can be interpreted as harbingers of a paradigm change. They move beyond the capitalistic growth paradigm and instead herald a new form of a social and ecologically oriented market economy.
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Are we living in an era of heightened cynicism and fragmentation? If so, what is technologies part in this and what can we do about it?
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In this talk, artist Pinar Yoldas will discuss how artificial intelligence could play a role in political decision-making processes.
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English Networking Everyone

Blaue Halle

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