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Global Outlook 2020: Typically Human? – FULLY BOOKED

Behavior and Honesty in a Digital World THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED. REGISTRATIONS FOR THE WAITLIST ARE STILL POSSIBLE.

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THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED. PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITING LIST BY E-MAIL. 

The more intelligent machines become, the more the question arises as to what actually distinguishes us from them. According to neuropsychologist Lutz Jäncke--it’s less and less. Feelings? Just phenomena of consciousness. The soul? A speculation. Memories? Constructs.

Michel Maréchal examines the way humans work. How selfishly do we behave in everyday life, how honest are we? In a recently published study, the behavioral economist came up with surprising results. Maréchal's report, conducted in 355 cities in over 40 countries, was discussed worldwide in prominent journals - from "Science" and "New York Times" to "Guardian" and "Figaro".

Jäncke and Maréchal look at the essence of humans from two completely different perspectives. They will showcase and discuss their results at the GDI - it will be the first time Michel Maréchal has presented this to the public. The researchers will address questions such as:

  • How important will common sense be in the future?
  • What cannot be assigned to machines?
  • What is more reliable, algorithms or empathy?
  • Is a man really a wolf to another man?

Speakers


Lutz Jäncke

Switzerland

Professor of Neuropsychology, University of Zurich. Jäncke's research interests lay in learning behaviour, music processing and the power of the subconscious in the decision-making process. He examines the role of rationality and irrationality in the digital world.

Michel Maréchal

Switzerland

Professor of Economics, University of Zurich. Maréchal's research is interdisciplinary and crosses the boundaries of economics to political science. His current research projects cover topics such as honesty, employee motivation and unethical behavior. His latest research results on "Civic Honesty Around the Globe" were published in the renowned journal "Science" in 2019.

David Bosshart

Switzerland

Dr. David Bosshart was CEO of the GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute for consumption, economic and social studies from 1999 to 2020. Since 2020 he has been President of the Gottlieb and Adele Duttweiler Foundation.

Programme


18.00 - 20.00
David Bosshart (CH), CEO, Gottlieb Duttweiler Institut
Welcome speech

Michel Maréchal (CH), Professor of Experimental Economics, University of Zurich
17,00 Wallets: Does Fat Loot Make People Dishonest?

Lutz Jäncke (CH), Professor of Neuropsychology, University of Zurich
In the Face of the Machine: When is a Human a Human?

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Apéro Riche


Information

Date
20 January 2020

Language
German/English (simultaneous interpretation)

Changes to the programme
The programme is subject to change. If an event does not take place, fees will be refunded. Further claims are ruled out.

Cancellation
If you are unable to attend, please let us have your cancellation in writing. The fee will be reimbursed on cancellation thirty or more days before the event. After this term and until five full working days prior to the event we will charge 75% of the fee. In the event of later cancellations we will charge the full participation fee. Substitute participants welcome.

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Venue

GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute

Langhaldenstrasse 21

8803 Rüschlikon

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Fees


Participation fee: CHF 120
Participation fee as of two persons: CHF 90 per person
The conference fee includes all food and beverages. 

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Date & Time
Monday
20 January 2020
18:00 20:00 Europe/Zurich
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GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute

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GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute, Aline Bakal

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