How does the human brain represent language, and how do these representations compare to those in large language models? The neuro- and computer scientist Fatma Deniz will answer these questions at #rp25.
With the image and media scholar, we discuss how generative AI as a nostalgia machine and cliché amplifier lends itself to the creation of right-wing world views.
The Makerspace is about getting hands-on, trying new things, and meeting people who love making stuff. Whether you’re into tech, crafts or just curious about DIY projects, there’s plenty to check out.
How to lead a life together that's handled as a contridiction everywhere? In times of increasing polarisation, political scientist Saba-Nur Cheema and Meron Mendel, Director of the Anne Frank Educational Centre, plead for more tolerance of ambiguity.
Neurodiversity is often underestimated. What value does hold in a multi-perspective world? Psychologist André Frank Zimpel addresses these questions in his research - and at #rp25.
By describing generations as definable units, we often make historical connections invisible – for example in pop music. Diedrich Diederichsen on what is needed instead.
At #rp25, Annekathrin Kohout will show us how memes are not only a means of expressing complex social processes, but also a stage for identity conflicts.
What previously seemed inconceivable has become a tangible reality: the debt brake is being reformed. The economist shares more about the background and impact of this decision at re:publica 2025.
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