[Applause] This is an iPad and I I'm not Steve Jobs. I'm not here to promote iPads. But today I will be talking about an app that is in this iPad Chad GBT or any other AI apps that I'm sure many of you have in your phones, laptops or other devices.The truth is AI is becoming more and more prominent. Not only that, but we see it by the statistics. According to the economic times report, it is projected that tech giant companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon and others are going to invest over $320 billion U ...

I want you to think of a period in your life when you failed to live up to someone's expectation. It could be your family member, your friend, or anyone else. Now, I want you to hold this thought and we'll come back to that later.For me, that memory still continues to spin around in my head to this day. My father had a serious addiction to alcohol until he was diagnosed with diabetes. And religion was the only salvation that made him stop.From that day on, it became an integral part of our family. But no ma ...

[Music] [Applause] I am a poet, a storyteller. London, China. It's not even a cliche that when you educate a girl, you educate a nation.A girl does not belong to the society for domestication. She belongs to the community for developmental solution. Girls belong to society as an institution.They are not looking for a buyer. What they look for is that every child is to lift something higher. Cha.Behind every successful man, there is a woman supporting his mission. And behind every successful community, there ...

Core Argument - The central question explored is whether warfare without killing is possible, challenging the conventional reliance on lethal force to achieve military objectives [2][3] - The analysis suggests that while killing has been a convenient means to an end in warfare, alternative non-lethal approaches exist and warrant further exploration [6][7] - The report advocates for a shift towards integrating AI and unmanned technologies into military operations to reduce unnecessary pain and suffering [12] Technological Advancement - AI, particularly computer vision and deep learning, holds significant potential for integration into military technologies like drones, autonomous robots, and unmanned vehicles, enabling non-lethal control methods [10][11] - Examples include transitioning from robots with guns to robots with non-lethal guns, and from drones with bombs to drones with signal jammers [11] - The United Kingdom and Canada are actively developing AI technologies for military applications, highlighting a global trend [12][13] Ethical Considerations - The ethical implications of AI development in warfare must be carefully considered to ensure the right outcomes, emphasizing the need for ethical guidelines [13][14] - Despite potential dangers, AI, with proper ethical frameworks, can be a valuable tool for improving lives, society, and security [14] Practical Limitations & Future Directions - Current non-lethal weapons, such as neutralizer dart guns and non-lethal gas, have limitations, including dosage control and human vulnerability [7][8] - The development of fully practical AI machines capable of neutralizing enemies without killing remains a challenge, but continued exploration of alternatives is crucial [14] - The report encourages action and advocacy for change, urging individuals to reach out to NGOs, decision-makers, and leaders to raise awareness about the potential of AI in warfare [15][16]

[Music] Let me tell you a story. When I was five, my dad was doing a renovation at our house. I'll be constantly around him, helping with whatever I could.One day, I noticed him struggling with a tiny insignificant detail. And so I asked him, "Dad, why are you putting so much effort into this little thing that no one would even see?" He thought for a second and told me something so simple yet so profound that it resonated deeply within me. At the moment, I did not give it much thought, but I remembered what ...

In life, I wear two hats, a writer and a public speaking instructor. Talking about pressure, huh. Also, I may or may have not been forced by my students to do this.So, if you see me doing this, please know that I need to be rescued. But let's go back to the hats. As someone who writes for a living, I get into peculiar predicaments.You are observing one today. Other side hustle that I have is I officiate weddings. And the story I'm about to tell you is from my wedding.The very first wedding I officiated. Let ...

[aplausos] [aplausos] [aplausos] La cordillera de los Andes, rodeada de pico de 2000 m, -2 gr. Estábamos de recorrida, no se podía ver, era tal la tormenta que pegaba en los ojos, los caballos caminaban de costado. Íbamos por una senda angosta, abajo había un precipicio y llegó un punto que no pudimos seguir y nos vimos obligados a pegar la vuelta. Encontramos reparo, armamos la carpa donde pudimos, estábamos empapados y a las 6 de la tarde nos metimos adentro de la bolsa a dormir solo para evitar el frío h ...

I'm the one in charge here. So, my decision is final. Have you ever thought I said something like this while being a leader or heard it from somebody who was your leader.I have. I remember the moment I caught myself saying this sentence. Something had changed my leadership experience.Rain leaders are those who stay humble toward the people they lead. I was not that kind of leader at the beginning. Back to school, I was a leader. I was a leader for a singing club who was responsible for musical event and son ...

[Music] I design museums for a living and time and time again I get asked the same question. Does anyone go to museums anymore. And it's a fair question.In a world that's constantly online, where everything is so fast, so interactive, and always on, museums can feel like relics of the past. Slow, static, trapped in time. We're surrounded by information, yet somehow it all just feels like noise.We skim the surface of what's happening around us, but we rarely take the time to pause and understand the bigger p ...

[Applause] Because of some unexpected changes, I will soon be graduating. And as I was choosing a topic for my thesis, I wanted to research how governments, specifically government of my country, use manipulative rhetoric to control public opinion. But in the end, I didn't.Not because I lost interest, not because I couldn't find sources, but because I thought, what if people misinterpret me, what if my friends would never talk to me again. So, I changed my topic. Last week, I saw a new law that I secrete wi ...