Sessions

Data about who we are is gathered from all angles, and used for purposes that seem beyond our control. This narrative can make it seem like resistance is futile, but it’s not. Standing in solidarity with each other in an intersectional and empathetic way gives us the power to decide our own futures.

The promises of Silicon Valley, to innovate for a better future have failed. Let’s discuss the state of current tech and design best practices and take a look at more inclusive and pluralistic viewpoints, inspired by practitioners outside of the dominant western paradigm. 

Zwei scheinbar komplementäre Fachdisziplinen, eine revolutionäre Idee und die Null - darum geht es in diesem Beitrag und um die Frage, wie sich Information und Identität als fundamentale Aspekte unseres Seins und Zusammenlebens durch das Aufbrechen von Binärität verändert.

In this session we will explore the latest advances in augmenting human capabilities through technology. Learn about their impact in practical areas such as elderly care, discuss potential ethical implications, and engage with the scientific community and their current research projects.

Harvard Business School Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management Amy Edmondson & Authentic Social Founder and Sociological Researcher Caitlin Begg speak about who has the freedom to fail, failure as a privilege, technology's tendency to exacerbate these issues, and what to do about them.