Discussion at VHS Hannover on the digital transformation of the adult entertainment industry
The Ada and Theodor Lessing Adult Education Center (VHS) in Hannover is set to host a thought-provoking panel discussion on the digitalization of the sex industry and the future of intimacy on September 5th. The city announced the event on Tuesday.
The discussion will bring together a diverse group of panelists, including journalist Marie Kilg, lawyer Iris Phan from Leibniz University Hannover, Leni von Mayn, an online sex worker, and Lisa Hahn from the Cybrothel Berlin. These participants will delve into various aspects of the topic, such as the impact of digital technologies on the sex industry, the challenges and opportunities arising from digital platforms, ethical and legal considerations, and the social implications of this shift.
The panel is expected to address digital innovation, regulation, workers' rights, and the transformation of adult entertainment due to digitalization. The aim is to foster an open and informative dialogue about this important and often overlooked subject.
For those interested in attending or seeking more detailed information about the event (agenda, speakers, focus), it is recommended to check the official website or event announcements from the Ada and Theodor Lessing Adult Education Center or to contact them directly for the most accurate and up-to-date details.
- In the realm of fashion-and-beauty and lifestyle, the rising influence of artificial-intelligence is not confined to beauty apps and virtual try-ons, as it extends to the digitalization of the sex industry.
- As the sex industry undergoes digital transformation through artificial-intelligence and technology, relationships and human connections may also evolve, raising questions about intimacy and ethics in the digital age.
- The digitalization of the sex industry and the future of intimacy highlights the need for a comprehensive understanding of the intersections between technology, ethics, and relationships, topics that will be addressed during the panel discussion at the Ada and Theodor Lessing Adult Education Center.
