ASAP 2
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ASAP 2 presents a set of talks and panels about pandemic response and digital society, covering technologies and practices such as privacy-preserving COVID-19 mobility reports, community-made PPE (3D-printed masks and face shields), maker networks, and data-driven approaches for fighting the virus. It also examines legal and ethical issues (rule of law, triage, content moderation, tracing apps), media literacy and misinformation, agile government digital projects, and cultural responses like protest art and online communities.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Welcome to re:publica
- 28:00Corona pandemic tech
- 54:02Mask production Brandenburg
- 1:05:12Media education extremes
- 1:36:22Hong Kong protest art
- 2:03:50Pandemic triage ethics
- 2:34:42Bundesportal digitalization
- 3:00:12Admin digitalization challenges
- 3:34:09Data AI against Corona
- 4:26:55Tracing apps benefits risks
- 5:00:31Why internet is great
- 5:34:07Algorithms shaping Twitter
- 6:03:50Fundamental rights pandemic
- 6:34:42Future responsibility
- 7:00:31Tracing apps myths politics
- 7:50:12Tracing apps function impact
- 8:51:03Farewell recap
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08mIntroduction