Image The Startup Area 2 at #r23: Berlin FinTechs Presented by "Projekt Zukunft" of the Berlin Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises
Image BLOND in concert – presented by GEMA BLOND sing about depression, unhealthy relationships and against sexism – and the best thing: You can experience them live on stage at re:publica!
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Mamphela Ramphele: Fighting for life within social and planetary boundaries The activist Mamphela inspires and motivates people worldwide to take action for a more just society.
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Bénédicte Savoy: About money, cultural assets and their restitution The art historian and provenance researcher gives voice to the demands for the return of plundered art from the colonial era.
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Gerhard Schick: Profit at the expense of the many How is the financial lobby tricking us – and what can be done about it, if we want to tackle the big questions of the future?
Image #rp23 keynote speakers Gilda Sahebi and Natalie Amiri: Woman, Life, Freedom The protests against the violent regime continue – at re:publica we will hear Gilda and Natalie share insights on the current situation in Iran.
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Mahsa Alimardani: Unleashing the Power of Technology in Iran's Women-Led Revolution How can we strengthen human rights and amplify voices despite all the repression, censorship and blackouts?
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Marcel Fratzscher: Everything is getting more expensive – what’s next? The scientist and author deals with the consequences of inflation on our society.
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Lilith Wittmann: A rocky road to eGovernment? Lilith investigates why so much is going wrong with administrative digitisation in Germany – and how it could be done better.
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Björn Ommer: What it means to teach computers to "see". Björn has developed the generative AI model "Stable Diffusion". Despite its great transformative power, he calls for critical dialogue.
Image #rp23 keynote speakers Cory Doctorow & Rebecca Giblin: Creative labour markets and monopoly. Big Tech and Big Content captured the creative labour markets. How can we end the internet’s enshittification and get artists paid?
Image #rp23 keynote speaker Sebastian Gießmann: About the future of digital payment. How we exchange and pay in the future is highly political. That's why we should talk about the digital transformation of money!