Core Argument - The talk explores the unique value of humans in an era where thinking, creation, and even happiness can be outsourced or generated by technology [1] - It identifies the root cause of the crisis not as technology or human nature, but as a "design flaw" in the human-machine relationship [1] - A solution is proposed: a co-evolutionary path through better design and technology to reshape the human-machine relationship, making the best choices the only choices [1] Speaker & Affiliations - Hua Xiansheng is a top AI scientist and industry leader, serving as Executive Dean and Distinguished Professor at the Institute of Engineering Intelligence, Tongji University, and CTO of Terminus Group [1] - Hua Xiansheng previously held the position of Vice President at Alibaba Group [1] - He was selected for the National High-Level Talent Program, is an IEEE Fellow and ACM Distinguished Scientist [1] - He received the MIT "TR35" (Top 35 Innovators Under 35) award in 2008 [1] Research & Innovation - Hua Xiansheng has published over 300 papers and holds over 160 authorized patents [1] - He led the City Brain Lab at Alibaba DAMO Academy, applying AI to smart cities and healthcare [1] - His current research focuses on engineering intelligence, exploring the co-evolution of large-scale AI algorithms and humans [1] - He aims to promote the integration of AI with engineering fields such as construction, manufacturing, transportation, energy, and biomedicine [1]

从拾荒者、建筑工人、外卖骑手到中国最知名的平民诗人，王计兵的故事展示了一个普通人平凡生活中不屈的诗意与尊严 王计兵是一位独特的外卖诗人，笔名拾荒，中国作家协会会员。他1969年生于江苏徐州，长期生活在昆山，50岁注册成为外卖骑手，骑行16万公里穿梭于城市街巷间，利用送外卖的间隙创作5000余首诗，出版《手持人间一束光》《赶时间的人》等五部诗集，获第八届紫金山文学奖诗歌奖，并受邀2025央视春晚。他的故事被央视、《人民日报》等媒体报道，感动无数人。王计兵的特质在于其坚韧和诗意敏感，在平凡打工生涯中捕捉生活真谛，像一位“街头哲人”般，用诗歌联结烟火与远方。他从捞沙、拾荒到外卖骑手，经历丰富却始终坚守初心，他的诗歌源于真实、质朴的劳动生活，因其深沉的情感力量与生命韧性，引发了广泛的社会共鸣，他的文字展现了平凡生活中不屈的诗意与尊严。 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www ...

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We often spend a lot of time and effort worrying about our financial wealth like generating more income, creating return funds or focusing on our stock performance. But there's another form of wealth that we rarely talk about. and I lost 13,000 ringit chasing a f relationship only I realized this that's emotional wealth it's a quiet progress that strengthens you from the inside just like compound interest it builds something inside you resilience that doesn't crash overnight and For the longest time I was e ...

Core Argument - The presentation addresses the issue of people-pleasing, its origins in childhood experiences, and its negative impact on mental and physical health [1][5][17][18] - It emphasizes the importance of overcoming people-pleasing tendencies to achieve confidence, self-assurance, and genuine relationships [4][15][16] Psychological Insights - People-pleasing often stems from a fear of rejection and a strong need for external validation, rather than being a personality trait [1][17][18] - Prolonged people-pleasing can lead to emotional stress and physical health issues due to elevated cortisol levels, potentially causing hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and digestive disorders [17][18] - The speaker's personal journey highlights how childhood experiences, such as being a middle child seeking attention, can contribute to developing people-pleasing behaviors [5][6] Practical Methods for Overcoming People-Pleasing - The presentation offers a three-point method for overcoming people-pleasing: minding one's own business (letting go of others' opinions), connecting with one's inner self (listening to body signals and setting boundaries), and serving from a space of abundance (filling one's own "love tank" before helping others) [19][20][21][22][23] - It encourages individuals to differentiate between others' opinions as projections of their own insecurities and to live according to personal goals and principles [20][21] - The speaker advocates for self-compassion, daring to say no, setting boundaries, and prioritizing self-care, emphasizing that self-care is not selfish but self-love [22][24][25] Leadership and Professional Implications - The speaker's experience as a business owner illustrates how people-pleasing can negatively impact leadership, leading to confusion among employees and a lack of respect [10][11] - Overcoming people-pleasing enables leaders to provide genuine feedback, correct employees when necessary, and offer sincere compliments, fostering a more respectful and effective work environment [15][16] - Seeking professional help, such as therapy, can be a turning point in recognizing and addressing people-pleasing tendencies, leading to personal and professional growth [12][13][14]

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At different times in our lives, we're all bound to reach a stage that feels like the edge of our given capacity. When everything we once knew stops working the way it used to, and we're forced to confront who we've become at that limit. And we do have an instinct to adapt.It's not just part of what makes us human. It's also how we survive change in our environment. It's how we evolve through it and most importantly despite it.But what happens when the environment itself changes. And what does adaptation lo ...

Hi, I'm Janesa and on paper I'm what they call a success story. Master's degree, corporate job, real estate, business, love, friendship, freedom, all before 30. But let me ask you something.Have you ever checked every box and still felt incomplete. One evening while having a facetime with my mom, she asked me to kusha which means are you happy. I said yes.She paused and she asked me again this time keeping her hand on her heart. Janesa, are you happy from here. I couldn't answer her.That silence, that silen ...