My name is Julia Schneider aka Doc J Snyder. I am a comic essayist and a doctor of economics. Check out my latest comic essay Money Matters if you would like to know more about money and/or you are always wondering how powerful money is (with Pauline Cremer and Miriam Beblo, available in German so far). My best known work to date is the comic essay on artificial intelligence “We Need to Talk, AI” (with Lena Kadriye Ziyal, available in English, German, Turkish, Spanish & Slovenian, and as open online course). Bridging the gap between intellect and intuition, I try to convey complex topics through a few graphics and pointed texts. For the content of my works, I tap into my own interests and the knowledge I have gained from my work in academic economics and data science. (And somewhere or another, my expertise as a professional curtain and draperies salesperson – indeed – might factor in.)
Reach out if you like to approach complex issues with creativity, curiosity, and respect – and if you’re bored with clichés. I really enjoy such company:
hello@docjsnyder.net or @docjsnyder on social media
Right now I am interested in:
>> The comic book Money Matters – A Comic Essay about Money with Pauline Cremer and Miriam Beblo (out now!)
>> the Corona Scribbles, an ongoing comic column about life in times of Corona, launched in April ’20 on 1E9 magazine (in German)
>> and all sorts of other things that inspire me.
As seen in
Collaboration: Campaign against joint tax deductions for married couples (“Ehegattensplitting”)
Release: Money Matters – A Comic Essay about Money
Interview
Tenemos que Hablar, IA
Exhibition and Discussion at the “AI-Camp 2019”
Panel Event at Museum of Work, Hamburg: The Genuinely Human – Artificial Intelligence and Creativity
Colloquium on “Artistic Intelligence”
