
Aditya Bajaj’s TEDx talk on AI in Today’s World explores the rapid evolution of technology and automation, questioning our growing blind faith in intelligent systems. He highlights how unchecked automation can silently fail and argues that the future of work will not be decided by AI itself, but by

Shekhar Mukherjee shares his deeply personal journey of battling and overcoming cancer, which reshaped his perspective on life and success. Through this experience, he emphasizes the importance of valuing people, discovering true purpose, and embracing possibilities even during hardship. His key mes

Public service is not defined by the position we hold, but by the purpose that moves us to serve. When anchored in purpose, even the quietest acts create lasting impact. That is why purpose outlasts position. A public servant who has dedicated over two decades to advancing inclusive digital transfor

Imagine if our highways on Earth had no roadside assistance, no fuel stations, and nothing to clean them up with. That is exactly what is happening in space. In this talk, spacecraft engineer David Keszthelyi explores how badly our orbital highways need maintenance, how “space tow trucks” work, and

“只要你在力所能及的范围内,给一株小幼苗一点帮助,它以后就可能长成一棵大树。” 黎紫书曾是校园里最沉默的身影,但一位平凡的华文老师在她随性写下的诗与故事里,看见了一个不一样的灵魂。老师从未当众表扬她,却总在本子上留下认真且细致的批改印记。 多年后,她走上了写作之路,回望才懂:那份静默的守候,是她生命中第一位忠实的读者。 她说——人生有时需要一些 “不规矩”。也许只是一位老师的坚持,也许只是一次不放弃的选择,就能在别人心里,种下足以改变命运的种子。 “Give any help you can to a small sapling, and it may grow into a grea

Singing is considered a performance skill reserved for the talented. But it’s actually a natural biological and social ability that we all have. Through neuroscience, crowd singing, and her organization Mamajor, entrepreneur Reut Efron reveals what happens when we stop judging our voices and start

Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TF GBV) is a growing yet underreported issue in Cambodia. It includes online harassment, cyberstalking, and the non-consensual sharing of intimate images—most often affecting women and young women active in online spaces. Many survivors remain silent due

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NOTE FROM TED: Please do not look to this talk as a substitute for mental health advice. This talk only represents the speaker’s personal approach to and understanding of emotional well-being and healing. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers a

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NOTE FROM TED: TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdf I was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer and given two years to live. A clinical

NOTE FROM TED: TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdf Success coach and podcast host Mitch Matthews shares how we often ask about dreams and goal

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自我價值的建立,是一場搭積木 遊戲。 我們從小開始,一直在接收別人遞給我們的積木──老師給的分數、同儕的認同、家長的讚美、社會的標準。於是我們一層一層地堆起「自己」,卻沒發現那些積木幾乎都不是我們親手做的。 當別人停止給你積木,你會突然發現:原來那座塔並不是那麼穩。它開始搖晃,甚至崩塌,因為你不知道該從哪裡繼續。 但也正是在那個時候,你有機會第一次拿起自己的積木。那或許很小、很歪、顏色也不漂亮,但那是你親手做的——來自你的信念、熱情、價值觀與堅持。 慢慢地,你會發現塔的樣子變了。它不再筆直,也不再追求別人眼中的完美比例,而是開始長成你自己的形狀。 自我價值,不是別人給你的積木,而是當世界安靜時,

李瑜用真誠的方式,帶我們走過光與暗之間的縫隙,也讓我們重新跟自己打了一聲「Hi」。 畢業於義大利時裝藝術學院Istituto Marangoni 曾於義大利擔任駐外採訪兼編輯 Yutopia 創辦人 Tatler Taiwan 國際中文版 前總編輯 3次TEDx演講講者TEDxTaipeiFuhsingPrivateSchool TEDxNCCU(政治) TEDxNTHU(清華) This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independent

在AI時代,坐上自己的人生駕駛座 我們生活在AI快速進化的時代,科技可以生成世界、預測行為,但無法取代對自己與他人的理解、人類的共感與領導力。從台灣到倫敦,從都市規劃到AI顧問,我經歷過破殼,也曾重新被世界訓練。當我們學會理解,科技才真正成為助力,協助我們創造一個「值得期待」的未來。 -現居倫敦,擔任企業AI策略顧問 -AI & Data Meetup @ London 創辦 -「都市空間與美學的健檢報告|都市規劃師的第一堂課」高中生多元學習內容講師 -英國UCL 互聯環境碩士 (MSc. Connected Environments) -成功大學都市計劃系學士、碩士 -中山女高校友 Thi

做好迎接每一個挑戰的準備,即便迎面而來的是失敗。 從小體弱多病的我,在家人的鼓勵下接觸跆拳道,原本只是為了強身,卻意外開啟了運動人生。一路從校隊選手到大專奪牌,卻因一場車禍導致右手臂神經叢嚴重受損,人生陷入低谷。正當我以為夢想就此結束時,帕拉跆拳道讓我重新看見希望。重返賽場後,我在2022年杭州亞帕運奪金、2023年世錦賽與大獎賽分獲銀、銅牌,最終於2024巴黎帕運為中華隊拿下首面跆拳道獎牌。這一路的跌宕讓我深信,障礙不是終點,而是新的起點,我希望以自身經歷鼓勵更多人勇敢追夢、突破限制。 - 國立中正大學運動競技學系 學士 - 2023大洋洲帕拉跆拳道公開賽 K44-58公斤級 金牌 -

專長於兒童與青少年精神醫學的李國平,多年來陪著無數家庭走過成長中的矛盾與衝突。他要帶來的主題是: 〈變化的時代下,不變的親子衝突〉,讓我們對親子關係中的衝突與理解更有認識。 - 中國醫藥學院醫學系畢 - 桃園療養院兒童精神科主任 - 桃園療養院主治醫師 - 台灣兒童青少年精神醫學會理事 - 桃園療養院研修醫師 - 台北巿立療養院(現台北市聯合醫院松德院區)住院醫師、總醫師 - 台灣兒童青少年精神醫學會祕書長、副祕書長 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently or

When Dr Anne-Laure Le Cunff was told she might die, her first instinct was to check her calendar. In this talk, she reveals how our desperate need for control keeps us stuck and how tiny experiments can set us free. Dr Anne-Laure Le Cunff is a neuroscientist, author, and entrepreneur who studies cur

Joy is messy, overlooked, and hard but it’s the secret power behind strong communities. Jerome Moore shows why doing the “dirty job” of joy might be the most important work you’ll ever do. Jerome Moore is a bestselling author, storyteller, and explorer of communities dedicated to discovering solutio

Meet Ali Kimara, a 13-year-old boy in Tanzania who loves football and PlayStation, but suffers from a rare, undiagnosed neuromuscular condition that also claimed his sister, Nasrin. His story highlights a global injustice: while scientists spent billions on the Human Genome Project, the data predomi