EchtNep Leeszaal

croissants!
Question round on why people came. It triggered a lot of discussions.
Thought before: Did we choose a boring topic? Will it be lame? > It actually wasn't
Once you ask people why there are there, and what is interesting or important to them, the stay engaged.
Game was fun!
The fact that there were only 2 people gave a lot of room for extraspecial experiences - gossips.
Lots of gossips! Without asking for it specifically, the setting allowed for story telling, sharing of anecdotes and experiences around peers and in family
Sharing experiences and doubt really shapes the workshop. When somebody shares openly the vibes become more open cozy.

We lost some valuable time with long intro and chatting
This wouldve also been much different if the persons werent our peers
Communication/promotion wasn’t great - only our peers through chatgroups and instagram
We did try to make it happen with Tante Nino, but it became high maintenance in commutation and organization. We then choose a comfortable, low effort promotion, which was not very effective.

Frame it differently? A workshop is interesting to people who are engaged (maybe studying already). Could we do a community get-together? A consulting hour? Story time?
How can we deal in future with people who would be less critical then Guus and Valentin? Might be a lot harder to approach
The fact Guus said everything she looks at shes questioning if everything is AI. Very aware eventhough she isnt that technical.
Ema: How can we help people with that feeling / being so anxious or unsure?
Lea: Maybe (like Doriane said) thinking less about if it is AI or not, but if it is harmful or not, how it changes the way we engage and make decisions
Lea: But it is getting harder and harder. What if there’s a moment where we cannot recognize it. Lets not overlook the fact that its important to keep it apart from each other.

Dann scanning the zine pages

Ema showing one of the example images