Eric Eitel

Eric Eitel explores the societal implications of technological innovations, particularly at the intersections of human augmentation, AgeTech, artificial intelligence, and robotics. His focus is on how technologies can enhance human capabilities, support physically demanding work, and enable self-determined aging.
For more than two decades, he has worked in curatorial, editorial, and strategic roles at the intersection of technology, culture, and the public sphere. As a long-time co-curator of re:publica Berlin, he develops formats addressing technology, work, and social change.
His work centers on translating complex technological developments into societal debates. He brings together perspectives from research, business, politics, and culture, highlighting how new technologies are transforming our notions of work, health, aging, and participation.
Events
- Saturday, August 29
Augmentation and Aging: Technologies We Should Keep an Eye On as a Society
12:00 PM—12:45 PMTalk - Künstlicher Intelligenz