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Creativity Doesn't End With U It's Just The Beginning | Abel Alejandre | TEDxColumbiaCollegeChicago
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:21
Oh, that's important. Hello and good afternoon everyone. Before I start, I must ask a few questions here if you don't mind me asking.All righty. Yes, this is me. There you go.But before we start, um, who in here would consider themselves a human being. Raise your hand. Right at that, uh, no one's a lizard or a chair in this, right. No one's at lizard chairs.Okay, cool. All right, second question. How many of yourselves consider yourself an artist.Raise your hand. Trick question. Why was there more people wi ...
The Good and Bad of Distant Intimacy | Toy Monique Hawkins | TEDxColumbiaCollegeChicago
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:21
Good evening. I am Toy Monnique Hawkins. As a creative and a businesswoman, I develop and produce television, films, and literature.mostly by bringing together other creatives and teams of individuals or businesses so that we can deliver an experience and we do that from a very intimate distance kind of an oxymoron I think maybe a little bit but it's truly a remarkable gift when characters land with an audience or story lines relate in ways that make viewers cry, make them laugh, invokes fear, a little bit ...
From the Neck Upto Heartout Reclaiming Original Way We Learn | Jan Zhou | TEDxColumbiaCollegeChicago
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:21
Hi everyone, >> thank you for coming to support. Uh first I want to raise a question. When did we when did the learning become something we do only with our mind not with our hands, our heart or our breath.Today education often celebrates creativity, innovation and originality. We are in we are encouraged to chase new ideas faster, brighter, even louder. But somewhere along the way, something was lost.True creativity isn't simply from having more ideas. It grows when a deep foundation meets a need. A need t ...
Permission to Be Both: The Art of Fusing Your Passions | Moriah Gilman | TEDxColumbiaCollegeChicago
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:21
[Applause] Well, I thought my decision to become a professional artist would mean submitting to stress, the neverending carousel of rejections, the ramen noodle dinners, and of course, peaked anxiety any time that I checked my bank account. And while all of those things are certainly part of the experience, one conversation a couple years ago helped me realize that being an artist is so much more than meager living. Creativity isn't about choosing one identity, one career, or one linear path.It is about emb ...
Becoming a Practical Superhuman: Redefining Creativity with AI | Paras Madan | TEDxDTU
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:02
AI应用与自动化 - 内容创建者通过AI克隆技术,在600个视频中有200个未使用真人出镜,AI生成的克隆获得了2000万次观看[1] - 个人拥有21个数字克隆,目标是达到100个不同设置的克隆,实现内容创作的自动化[1] - 通过AI代理自动化工作流程,包括控制电脑、浏览信息、研究和撰写博客,并因此获得工作机会[2][8] - 演示了10分钟内从想法到网站的AI辅助实现过程,无需编写代码[7] 职业发展与行业趋势 - 强调了AI技术对就业市场的潜在影响,指出部分编程工作岗位已经消失,美国有25%的编程工作岗位已经消失[2][9] - 提倡成为“实践型超人”,即具备将AI技术应用于实际生活和工作的能力,而非空谈[2] - 鼓励人们相信自身潜力,利用技术增强自身能力,在AI时代保持竞争力[13] 个人成长与思维模式 - 强调不要成为“受挫的天才”,要积极行动,不要为外部条件不足找借口[12][13] - 提倡对生活拥有自主权,相信自身无限潜力,并利用技术增强自身能力[13] - 鼓励多创作,少消费,专注自身工作,并有效表达自己的价值[13][14] - 强调批判性思维,不要盲目相信网络信息,要有自己的判断标准[14] - 提出“慢思考,快行动”的理念,强调深思熟虑后再迅速执行[15]
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-10-16 18:40
Prolonged AI use may make it harder to think critically and creatively, recent research suggests. But there are ways to keep the brain fit https://t.co/p4b7xMGmWX ...
Reimagining the future of education | Danielle Hobson | TEDxDoncaster
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-16 16:01
Education System Critique - The current education system is outdated, operating as if it were still the 1950s, focusing on teaching the past instead of preparing students for the future [2] - The system measures worth by test scores and defines success by competition, neglecting individual potential, ideas, and true identity [1] - The system is creating high-functioning test takers instead of fully flourishing humans [4] - The speaker's daughter is experiencing the same issues, being told to sit still and stay quiet, highlighting the continued relevance of these problems [3] The New School Movement - The New School is presented as a movement to reinvent education for 2025 and beyond [5] - It is based on four pillars: purpose discovery, resilience training, real-world learning, and future-ready intelligence [6] - Purpose discovery focuses on helping students explore their passions and make an impact [6][7] - Resilience training emphasizes learning from mistakes and adapting [8][9] - Real-world learning aims to teach critical thinking, collaboration, and creation, rather than just memorizing facts [9][10][11] - Future-ready intelligence focuses on understanding technologies like AI and their impact [12][13] Call to Action - The speaker encourages parents to ask for more experimental learning, teachers to incorporate purpose-driven projects, and leaders to hire for emotional intelligence and creativity [16] - The speaker emphasizes that the New School is not about tearing down the current system, but about what's next [17] - The speaker calls for a conscious effort to make more space for forward thinking, creativity, and innovation [18] - The speaker highlights that 85% of jobs that will exist in 2030 haven't even been invented yet [4]
Del trauma a la creatividad | Pablo Nuñez | TEDxLINTAC Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-16 15:42
Espero que estén disponibles para imaginarse lo que les voy a proponer. Imagínense un río, un río poderoso, caudaloso, que viene directo hacia ti. Imagínenselo. Este río es como el trauma. llega sin avisar, nos desdibuja, borra nuestros límites. Esos límites no son solo fronteras, son nuestros puntos de encuentro con el mundo. nos ayudan a reconocer, esto soy yo y esto no lo soy. Cuando hablo de trauma, hablo de, no hablo de experiencias trágicas, todos tenemos traumas más simples, más complejos, incluso es ...
How to Stay Relevant and Irreplaceable in an Age of AI & Automations | Paa Kwesi Folson | TEDxUMaT
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-16 15:34
Future of Work & Skills - Technical skills contribute only 15% to job success, while soft skills contribute 85% [7] - Soft skills are considered "forever skills" and are crucial for long-term job security [7][11][17] - The speaker introduces the "SS Treaty" which stands for Soft Skills, Smart Survival, and Sustainable Success [12] Key Soft Skills (The Three C's) - **Communication:** Essential for connecting and comes in two forms: one-to-one and one-to-many (public speaking) [14][16][17] - **Creativity:** Involves thinking outside the box, making do with what's inside the box, and creating the box when it's not there [14][22][23] - **Emotional Intelligence:** Contributes to 58% of job success and is crucial for understanding and managing emotions in the workplace [14][24] Technology & AI - Technology is defined as anything that makes life easier, better, and faster [2] - AI, like any technology, is a tool, and fear of technology leads to becoming a "fool" [4][5] - Humans need to embrace technology and use it as a tool for change and collaboration, not competition [5][25]
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-10-15 10:40
Potential Risks of AI Use - Prolonged AI use may hinder critical thinking abilities [1] - Prolonged AI use may hinder creative thinking abilities [1] Mitigation Strategies - There are ways to maintain brain fitness despite AI use [1]