
AI - how do we navigate a world that Artificial Intelligence is reshaping? After creating his own algorithm to evaluate stocks, this speaker began to question a fundamental paradox: as AI gets smarter, what unique values do we as humans retain? How should we be guided to a broader vision for a futu

Tempted by a shortcut – the promise of an easy win without the hard work? A childhood fueled by sugar-free candy leads to an investigation of the complex story that few nutritional labels ever tell. The surprising science behind artificial sweeteners, from confused brain chemistry to their long-term

In an age of endless content, why does so much communication fail to connect? Himanshu Saxena believes the problem isn’t creativity—it’s lack of audience understanding. Blending AI, psychology, and behavioral science, he explains why writing becomes forgettable when it ignores human context. Drawin

Gen Z didn’t create the digital world—but they inherited it. Yesha Singh explores what it means to grow up online and still take responsibility for the future. From AI to misinformation, she shares how young people must move from passive users to conscious digital citizens. This talk challenges ste

Many businesses go digital expecting growth—and end up overwhelmed. Vishal Saklani argues that the real problem isn’t marketing, but the absence of systems. From small-town roots to scaling national brands, Vishal shares why structure, predictability, and automation matter more than visibility. He

India’s growth story is often told through startups and metros—but Mohammed Riaz shifts the spotlight to MSMEs and small-town entrepreneurs who form the backbone of the economy. In this talk, he explains why financial inclusion is not charity, but a national growth strategy. Drawing from his work i

What kind of future are we building—and for whom? Sarita Jadav believes the answer begins in schools. With nearly two decades at UNESCO, she shares how children’s health, safety, and inclusion shape society’s long-term resilience. From school wellness to preventing bullying and gender-based violenc

How does staring at 64 chess board squares, help us to make the optimum move? Dreams that were once as sharp as checkmate now feel a little blurrier. Why do we stop caring about the things we once loved? The talk explores what happens when our dreams start to fade, through the lens of a most challen

How do you achieve a dream? A theory that involves a time-travelling airplane, a diss track that angered the FBI, and a man obsessed with a compass, weave together the stories of a rap group and Albert Einstein. The talk is a journey, sharing 4 powerful lessons learned from polar opposites, offering

Medical revolutions don’t always arrive with headlines. Dr. Prakhyat Roop reveals how steady innovation, clinical insight, and ethical design quietly transform global healthcare. From inventing medical devices during his student years to earning international recognition for patented innovations, D

Why do we want what we want? In a talk that is both personal and universal, Arin explores the “dream pollution” created by our environment and media. He delves into a powerful question of authenticity: whose dreams are we actually pursuing? This will make you rethink the very source of your inspirat

In a world focused on speed and skills, Sara Gupta makes a case for theatre as a tool for human development. As founder of the Autism Theatre Initiative (ATI), she shows how theatre builds communication, adaptability, and collaboration—especially for neurodiverse individuals. Through real stories,

Why do some workplaces energize people while others drain them? Pijush Ranjan Ghosh argues the answer lies in the subconscious. With 25+ years in global corporate leadership, he explores how beliefs, emotions, and identity silently shape workplace culture. Introducing Mindstrology, he explains how

Economy Vietnam possesses significant potential for economic development through tourism, owing to the abundance of natural assets such as diverse landscapes, traditional craft villages, and tourism sites. However, due to inadequate and unsustainable utilization by both local communities and authori

音楽という「残らない芸術」は、はたして技術や社会的地位を持った人々の独占的な営みだったのでしょうか?原始から現代社会に至るまで、人間にとって音楽はどのような存在と言えるのでしょうか。ピアノ産業という切り口から、「音楽」とは何者かという問いに向き合うトークです。 東京藝術大学 音楽研究科 博士課程を経て、ベルリン芸術大学 音楽学専攻 博士課程を修了。現在は一橋大学 言語社会研究科にて、19世紀のピアノ音楽史を軸とし、楽器産業文化学という視座のもと、音楽社会科学と人文科学の両方の領域から研究をされています。 This talk was given at a TEDx event using t

学生時代から自身が通う大学の学生のニーズを見つめ活動していたからこそ感じる、組織の価値、人との繋がりの大切さ。個人のスキルや実力だけでは完成しないものとは何か、なぜ人は組織を作るのかという問いに、向き合ってみませんか。 一橋大学の在学生のうち 9割以上が利用しているという 時間割アプリ 「バシコマ」。竹内さんはこのアプリの開発初期から現在まで運営にあたっていらっしゃいます。また、株式会社VoiceCastの共同創業者として、デジタル絵本や3DCGアニメ等の創作と配信を行うことで、次世代の知的財産を提示されています。 This talk was given at a TEDx event us

日本の教育現場の現状を目の当たりにしたのち訪れたフィリピンで、子供がどのように自信をつけていくのか、という問いに向き合うことになった戸上さん。小さな壁と子供達の関係について、壁を乗り越えていく子どもはもちろん、教育現場や周りの大人はどのように考えていくのが良いのか、考えてみませんか。 一橋大学大学院言語社会研究科に所属され、現在日本文学を専攻されています。中学校・高校教諭免許を取得したのち、ストリートチルドレンの支援に携わるためにフィリピンへ。現地で出会った子供たちの生命力にあふれる姿を見て、現在の日本の教育環境に問題意識を抱き、この度ご登壇を決意されました。 This talk was gi

自分の人生を生きるとは?そのために必要な哲学を、さまざまなキャリアを積んだのち起業家に転身した松見さん自身の経験から、このトークでは提案しています。一歩一歩進んで自分自身のチューニングをすることの大切さについて、お 話しします。 一橋大学を卒業されたあと、経営コンサルタント、マーケティングディレクションを経て、2018年に独立。2020年にご自身の生き方から見出された思いをコンセプトにしたワーク・スタイルブランド「daytune」を立ち上げ、現在はハーブティーの商品開発を中心に、日々ご自身の哲学の実装化に取り組まれています。 This talk was given at a TEDx event

Trabzon’da başlayan ve uzaya kadar uzanan sıra dışı bir yolculuğun sahibi olan, müziğiyle dünya çapında ses getiren DJ Burak Yeter, sahnede sınırların aslında nerede başladığını sorgulatan ilham verici bir konuşmaya imza attı. Konuşmasında imkânsızlığın gerçek bir engel değil, insanın kendi zihninde

Annika describes launching an AI hackathon for teens after being the only student at an adult event. She shows how young innovators can help tackle real-world problems. Annika Chadha (DuPont Manual) — “Hack the Track: Reprogramming the Future Today” Annika shares her journey from being the only high

A Finnish girl dreams of snow castles and a healed world, only to face broken promises, rising emissions, and climate tipping points as a young adult. Through ReGeneration 2030, Emilia channels that childhood optimism into systemic activism, mobilizing Nordic youth to demand real economic and politi