Julia Schneider aka Doc J Snyder

Comic Essayist and Economist
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Julia Schneider aka docjsnyder is a Berlin-based comic essayist, PhD economist and former consultant in the field of artificial intelligence.

Her internationally acclaimed comic essays aim to be profound but non-didactic, bridging intellect and intuition and reflecting complex but important issues at the intersection of technology, art, economics and social utopias like AI, blockchain or , indeed, CASH.

She enjoys collaborating with a wide range of artists and cares about equality of access. That is why she regularly uses Open Licenses to create and distribute what she works on.

Please do get in touch if you also enjoy approaching complex issues creatively and respectfully - and are sick of clichés.

Julia really enjoys such company:

hello@docjsnyder.net or @docjsnyder on social media.

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Money Matters - A Comic Essay about Money
We Need to Talk, AI - A Comic Essay about Artificial Intelligence
Schokoroboter und Deepfakes - Ein Comic Essay über Künstliche Intelligenz aus der Perspektive von Jugendlichen
Non-Fungible Comic - A Comic Essay about Non-Fungible Tokens

Sessions

NFTs are down, AI looms: How can creatives keep their cash flowing?

Julia Schneider aka Doc J Snyder, Margaret Warzecha, Niko Abramidis & NE, Wolfgang Kerler

With NFTs crashing and AI on the rise, it's not easy being a creative these days. Let's find out how artists, designers, illustrators can earn their cash despite - or with - ChatGPT, Midjourney & Co. and whether there is still potential in Web3 to open up new sources of income.
Web3
AI
Arts & Culture
Stage 4
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Panel discussion
English
Conference

Ein Blick hinter die Kulissen: Erfahre mehr über die Track Teams der re:publica

Caroline Sinders, Andrea Goetzke, Fernanda Parente, Julia Schneider aka Doc J Snyder, Nadine Kolodziey, Ingeborg Reichle, Malcolm Ohanwe (Videobotschaft), Eva Wolfangel, Maria Lorenz-Bokelberg, Milena Mana da Costa, Leonhard Dobusch, Nicole Ebber, Simone Orgel, Elisa Lindinger, Danny Lämmerhirt, Lorenz Grünewald-Schukalla, Ingo Dachwitz, Ulf Buermeyer, Anna Lena Schiller, Raúl Aguayo-Krauthausen, Katharina Meyer, Vanessa Vu, Elizabeth Calderón Lüning, Felix Hartenstein, Jonas Ibel, Linda Dudacy, Sandra Mamitzsch, Daniel Seitz, Tabea Leukhardt, Sarah-Indra Jungblut, Uta Mühleis, Hendrik Lehmann, Eric Eitel, Wolfgang Kerler, Katharina Naumann, Cin Pietschmann, Marie Kochsiek, Amelie Goldfuß, Julius Hackspiel, Nilz Bokelberg, Christiane Hütter, Florian Kern, Thomas Knüwer , Ela Kagel, Andrea Bauer, Christine Kolbe, Maj-Britt Jungjohann, Jöran Muuß-Merholz, Raphael Kießling

In diesem Meet-up laden wir alle Track Team Mitglieder und Besucher*innen dazu ein, sich auszutauschen und zu vernetzen.
This is FUN.
Home Base
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Meet Up
German
Conference

Ein Blick hinter die Kulissen: Co-Kurator*innen Meet-up

Ingeborg Reichle, Christian Zöllner, Eric Eitel, Wolfgang Kerler, Andrea Goetzke, Julia Schneider aka Doc J Snyder, Barbara Cueto, Julia Kloiber, Simone Orgel, Mushon Zer-Aviv, Elisa Lindinger, Quincey Stumptner, Ouassima Laabich, Feven Michael Keleta, AC Coppens, Jöran Muuß-Merholz, Maya Van Leemput

In diesem Meet-up laden wir alle Co-kurator*innen und Besucher*innen dazu ein, sich auszutauschen und zu vernetzen.
Berlin
Civic Engagement
Politics & Society
Home Base
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Meet Up
German
Conference