Discussing the relationship between technology and society has never been so essential. Co-funded by the European Union's Creative Europe programme, the 'Digital Deal Podcast' takes on this need and invites artists, critics, cultural theorists and AI experts to talk and reflect on how new technologies influence our democracies and help us understand these changes.

In the eleventh episode of the podcast, we ask questions such as: What is the weight of human memories in an era dominated by digital movements? How can haptic and sound sensibilities shape the way we relate to our memories?

Under the theme 'Touching Memories', researcher Yulia Sion, researcher and visual artist Nuno Correia, and professor and author Michael Banissy explore the power of touch and sound in recreating and conveying memories, as a way to build empathy and bridge generational gaps in the digital age.

Discover this and other episodes on the Ars Electronica website and streaming platforms (Apple Podcast, Spotify, etc.).

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'The Digital Deal Podcast' is an initiative of the European Digital Deal project. Created in 2023, the podcast invites artists, cultural critics, and artificial intelligence professionals to think about and debate the relationship between new technologies, democracy, and society, to expand physical borders into the digital space.