And how you may ask?
Why, via hologram of course.
Fast-forward 45 years and the reality has gone much further than what George Lucas had dreamt up in 1977.
At TNWs Vision Stage, Zelenskys hologram appeared via a two meter tall touch screen displayfacilitatedby ARHT media.
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Holograms, a new hope?
First of all, tech is the overarching theme bringing these diverse audiences together.
In a sea of tech geeks, hologram is something that will draw eyeballs.
But perhaps the reason Zelensky is betting on hologram technology bringing new hope to the war goes deeper.
As audiences, weve become numb to the far away images we see on our screens.
And there are already signs of the war in Ukraine going in a similar direction.
For us the challenge is: how can we keep the momentum going?
So what can we do?
But whatwecan do as a tech community is much harder to discern.
Zelensky urged the tech communities ofEuropeand beyond to continue connecting and investing in the bright minds of Ukraine.
Companies like Grammarly, Gitlab, and MacPaw were all born in this growing innovation hub.
And with further support, they can continue (despite the current circumstances) to flourish.
So how can you invest in Ukraines digital future?
TheUkraine Recovery Conferencewill be held on July 4-5 in Lugano, Switzerland.
There the government of Ukraine will share its recovery plans with international partners.
Our goal is to make Ukraine the freest digital state in the world.
Ukraine is a chance for a global digital revolution.
Beyond technology, you might also help to keep eyes on the Russian-Ukrainian war.
