Danke für 1 Mio Views auf YouTube für mein neustes Comedy-Special #immernochwach 🥳 ich weiß nicht, ob es mein BESTES Programm bisher ist (das müssen andere entscheiden..), es ist aber auf jeden Fall mein am besten gefilmtes 🍿🎬 Danke nochmal an @hellofreshde für die Unterstützung 🥦 Ich freue mich auf die Dernieren in Stockholm und Hamburg und mein neues Programm #goodeveningeurope 🐂🇪🇺 übrigens: Viele Termine bis Sommer 2026 sind schon ausverkauft, für Rust am 24.04.26 und Hildesheim am 31.05.26 gibt’s aber zB noch Karten 🧐
zünftige glückwünsche an unsere liebste @hazelsgonnahaze zum #BAMBI in der kategorie „comedy“ 🫶 #BAMBIbeiPrime #BAMBI2025
Es klingt immer etwas pathetisch, etwas zu sagen wie „ohne mein Team wäre ich NICHTS“ (und ganz ehrlich: Ich würde schon irgendwas irgendwo rumwurschteln..) aber ich möchte diesen Moment zwischen den ganzen Releases, Drops und Ankündigungen nutzen, um allen Leuten hinter der Kulisse zu danken: Sias, Tamara, David, Daniel, Mo, Oli, Natalie, Benita, Diana, Steffi, Niklas, Alex, Sebastian, Martin, René und natürlich Thomas und den Fotografen @jpg__fotografie und @danieldittus So viele Menschen reißen sich seit Wochen den A**** auf, um mir dabei zu helfen, euch bestmöglich zu unterhalten, arbeiten Überstunden, nachts, am Wochenende, unter Druck, zwischen Tür und Angel, treffen Entscheidungen, diskutieren Ideen, testen verschiedene Situationen oder gehen ins Risiko und ich empfinde es als großes Privileg, weitestgehend mit meinen eigenen Leuten unter meinen (unseren) Bedingungen, angepasst an meine Lebenssituation arbeiten zu können, ohne mir dabei vor und nach der Show / Aufnahme den Mund fusselig reden zu müssen. Es fühlt sich bei jedem Projekt aufs Neue ein bisschen an wie Klassenfahrt. (Und eines der schönsten Komplimente, die Thomas und ich bekommen können ist, dass Externe gerne Teil unseres Teams sind, sich bei uns wohl fühlen.) Danke Leute! Keep up the good work!
Es klingt immer etwas pathetisch, etwas zu sagen wie „ohne mein Team wäre ich NICHTS“ (und ganz ehrlich: Ich würde schon irgendwas irgendwo rumwurschteln..) aber ich möchte diesen Moment zwischen den ganzen Releases, Drops und Ankündigungen nutzen, um allen Leuten hinter der Kulisse zu danken: Sias, Tamara, David, Daniel, Mo, Oli, Natalie, Benita, Diana, Steffi, Niklas, Alex, Sebastian, Martin, René und natürlich Thomas und den Fotografen @jpg__fotografie und @danieldittus So viele Menschen reißen sich seit Wochen den A**** auf, um mir dabei zu helfen, euch bestmöglich zu unterhalten, arbeiten Überstunden, nachts, am Wochenende, unter Druck, zwischen Tür und Angel, treffen Entscheidungen, diskutieren Ideen, testen verschiedene Situationen oder gehen ins Risiko und ich empfinde es als großes Privileg, weitestgehend mit meinen eigenen Leuten unter meinen (unseren) Bedingungen, angepasst an meine Lebenssituation arbeiten zu können, ohne mir dabei vor und nach der Show / Aufnahme den Mund fusselig reden zu müssen. Es fühlt sich bei jedem Projekt aufs Neue ein bisschen an wie Klassenfahrt. (Und eines der schönsten Komplimente, die Thomas und ich bekommen können ist, dass Externe gerne Teil unseres Teams sind, sich bei uns wohl fühlen.) Danke Leute! Keep up the good work!
Es klingt immer etwas pathetisch, etwas zu sagen wie „ohne mein Team wäre ich NICHTS“ (und ganz ehrlich: Ich würde schon irgendwas irgendwo rumwurschteln..) aber ich möchte diesen Moment zwischen den ganzen Releases, Drops und Ankündigungen nutzen, um allen Leuten hinter der Kulisse zu danken: Sias, Tamara, David, Daniel, Mo, Oli, Natalie, Benita, Diana, Steffi, Niklas, Alex, Sebastian, Martin, René und natürlich Thomas und den Fotografen @jpg__fotografie und @danieldittus So viele Menschen reißen sich seit Wochen den A**** auf, um mir dabei zu helfen, euch bestmöglich zu unterhalten, arbeiten Überstunden, nachts, am Wochenende, unter Druck, zwischen Tür und Angel, treffen Entscheidungen, diskutieren Ideen, testen verschiedene Situationen oder gehen ins Risiko und ich empfinde es als großes Privileg, weitestgehend mit meinen eigenen Leuten unter meinen (unseren) Bedingungen, angepasst an meine Lebenssituation arbeiten zu können, ohne mir dabei vor und nach der Show / Aufnahme den Mund fusselig reden zu müssen. Es fühlt sich bei jedem Projekt aufs Neue ein bisschen an wie Klassenfahrt. (Und eines der schönsten Komplimente, die Thomas und ich bekommen können ist, dass Externe gerne Teil unseres Teams sind, sich bei uns wohl fühlen.) Danke Leute! Keep up the good work!
Es klingt immer etwas pathetisch, etwas zu sagen wie „ohne mein Team wäre ich NICHTS“ (und ganz ehrlich: Ich würde schon irgendwas irgendwo rumwurschteln..) aber ich möchte diesen Moment zwischen den ganzen Releases, Drops und Ankündigungen nutzen, um allen Leuten hinter der Kulisse zu danken: Sias, Tamara, David, Daniel, Mo, Oli, Natalie, Benita, Diana, Steffi, Niklas, Alex, Sebastian, Martin, René und natürlich Thomas und den Fotografen @jpg__fotografie und @danieldittus So viele Menschen reißen sich seit Wochen den A**** auf, um mir dabei zu helfen, euch bestmöglich zu unterhalten, arbeiten Überstunden, nachts, am Wochenende, unter Druck, zwischen Tür und Angel, treffen Entscheidungen, diskutieren Ideen, testen verschiedene Situationen oder gehen ins Risiko und ich empfinde es als großes Privileg, weitestgehend mit meinen eigenen Leuten unter meinen (unseren) Bedingungen, angepasst an meine Lebenssituation arbeiten zu können, ohne mir dabei vor und nach der Show / Aufnahme den Mund fusselig reden zu müssen. Es fühlt sich bei jedem Projekt aufs Neue ein bisschen an wie Klassenfahrt. (Und eines der schönsten Komplimente, die Thomas und ich bekommen können ist, dass Externe gerne Teil unseres Teams sind, sich bei uns wohl fühlen.) Danke Leute! Keep up the good work!
Es klingt immer etwas pathetisch, etwas zu sagen wie „ohne mein Team wäre ich NICHTS“ (und ganz ehrlich: Ich würde schon irgendwas irgendwo rumwurschteln..) aber ich möchte diesen Moment zwischen den ganzen Releases, Drops und Ankündigungen nutzen, um allen Leuten hinter der Kulisse zu danken: Sias, Tamara, David, Daniel, Mo, Oli, Natalie, Benita, Diana, Steffi, Niklas, Alex, Sebastian, Martin, René und natürlich Thomas und den Fotografen @jpg__fotografie und @danieldittus So viele Menschen reißen sich seit Wochen den A**** auf, um mir dabei zu helfen, euch bestmöglich zu unterhalten, arbeiten Überstunden, nachts, am Wochenende, unter Druck, zwischen Tür und Angel, treffen Entscheidungen, diskutieren Ideen, testen verschiedene Situationen oder gehen ins Risiko und ich empfinde es als großes Privileg, weitestgehend mit meinen eigenen Leuten unter meinen (unseren) Bedingungen, angepasst an meine Lebenssituation arbeiten zu können, ohne mir dabei vor und nach der Show / Aufnahme den Mund fusselig reden zu müssen. Es fühlt sich bei jedem Projekt aufs Neue ein bisschen an wie Klassenfahrt. (Und eines der schönsten Komplimente, die Thomas und ich bekommen können ist, dass Externe gerne Teil unseres Teams sind, sich bei uns wohl fühlen.) Danke Leute! Keep up the good work!
Fängt optimistisch an.. 😎 Jana gewinnt Karten für das #eurovision Finale in Wien 💫
Na, Mozartkugel gefällig? 😂🤣 Das deutsche Finale jetzt in der Mediathek streamen. 🎬🍿 #eurovision #escdeutschesfinale #esc2026 #hazelbrugger barbaraschöneberger
A week ago, we met @victorpatrascan , an absolute European stand-up comedy legend. Victor comes from Romania, has been touring constantly for several years, and has performed stand-up in over 60 countries (!!) In some countries, like Azerbaijan, his shows were the first ever full-length solo performances in English! He has also performed free charity shows in crisis zones, for example, in a bunker in Kyiv – after the start of the Russian offensive. @spitzer_thomas and I caught up with Victor in Frankfurt shortly before he was scheduled to perform one of his shows at the „Kulturhaus Frankfurt“ to talk with him for an hour about comedy, Europe, and comedy in Europe. It was so refreshing to ask a real EXPERT EXACTLY where the underrated comedy hotspots in Europe are, whether Berlin REALLY is the „comedy capital“ of Europe, how to explain the post-pandemic stand-up boom in Europe, and whether it’s generally true that there’s little mixing between English-language comedy scenes and the comedy scenes in the respective native languages… Since the conversation is in English, we’ve released it as a special episode in addition to our regular Monday podcast #hazelthomashörerlebnis episodes, as always available on all podcast platforms. Follow @victorpatrascan if you’re interested in his work, and don’t be afraid to take a risk when planning your evening entertainment. (And to all artists: Take a page from Victor’s book and don’t be afraid to break new ground and take control of your own career!)
🚨 @hazelsgonnahaze ist zurück – und das größer, schärfer und witziger als zuvor. Mit ihrer neuen Show „Good Evening Europe“ geht sie ab April 2026 auf große Tour!🐄👑 Tickets findet ihr ab Freitag, 13 Uhr, exklusiv auf Ticketmaster – Link in der Story und Bio.
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
It was a great honor to open the @googlede AI Center in Berlin, the first of its kind, as part of the „Tach Google“ event! I had the privilege of hosting the evening and speaking with many fascinating people who are already saving lives and shaping our future through the technological advancements that AI brings. For example, I spoke with Annette Kroeber-Riel (the „lady in red“), who has been researching AI in her Berlin office for almost 10 years and is committed to increasing Google’s presence in Berlin. Or with Yossi Matias, who told me that with the help of AI, he can predict every potential flood disaster worldwide with an accuracy of almost a week, thus saving hundreds of millions of lives every year (since approximately 2 billion people worldwide are potentially at risk of flooding in coastal regions). I spoke with Ellen Smeele from „Proxima Fusion“, who showed me a „Stellerator,“ a kind of mini power plant that’s being launched in Germany for the first time and is supposed to generate 100% clean energy. She recently received €400 million in funding from Bavaria for this project. (One of the most impressive and intelligent women I’ve ever met!) I had the opportunity to introduce the Google CEO and be roasted by Dorothee Bär. (Which felt fantastic. Being roasted by Dorothee Bär is like receiving a compliment from someone you like.) Of course, we also talked about risks and challenges. For example, whether AI exacerbates social inequality, or whether AI in Europe really has a realistic chance against China and the USA… In any case, I always think it’s important for real people to come together in real spaces and have real encounters with each other. (Like here in Berlin.) Thank you for this wonderful evening!
