Mathias Richling | KI - Keine Identität - Das aktuelle Programm 2026

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A cabaret program about digital double standards, artificial feelings and real abysses

In his new solo program "AI - No Identity", Mathias Richling takes the audience on a fast-paced journey through the irritatingly contradictory world of artificial intelligence - and shows one thing above all: the greatest confusion does not arise in the algorithms, but in our heads.

What happens when chatbots suddenly seem more sensitive than CEOs? Why do we fear machines that are supposedly taking our jobs, while we ourselves make the worst possible decisions every day? And how much identity do people actually need while they are busy stacking filters, avatars and digital masks?

With sharp wit, precise powers of observation and a good dose of self-irony, Mathias Richling dissects modern tech faith - between data protection panic and permanent optimization, between Siri loyalty and Google's crisis of faith. He philosophizes, parodies and points until it becomes clear: perhaps we need less artificial intelligence... and a little more natural intelligence.

"AI - No Identity" is an evening full of humor, speed and surprising food for thought - a cabaret stocktaking of our digitalized present. For anyone who wants to laugh at AI before it laughs at us.

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Richling, who is celebrated by many critics as the best parodist on the German cabaret scene, presents his latest observations in a literary, sophisticated form as always (there are already master's and doctoral theses on his texts). Author and SWR presenter Günter Verdin directs. One critic describes Richling's art of transformation as follows: "He doesn't even need a big mask to do it, the change of voice and posture and the use of a few gestures are enough to recognize who he is sketching and caricaturing through humorous and sometimes bizarre exaggeration."

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