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- Merging with AI will be necessary to preserve the human race, says tech entrepreneur D. Scott Phoenix. In his TED Talk, he argues that instead of fearing or embracing AI, humans should become one with it. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to hear his full TED Talk on what’s at stake.
- To coincide with the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, Japan launched a groundbreaking bullet train that inspired countries around the world to invest in high-speed rail. Today, high-speed trains regularly travel at over 300 km/h, on par with the take-off speed of a commercial airplane. But can it ever be faster than flying? In this TED-Ed animation, Ning Zhao details the possibilities and hurdles facing high-speed rail transit. #Bullettrain #trains #TEDEd
- Turning to AI to make simple decisions like what movie to watch or what song to listen to might be slowly making you less unique, says computational social scientist Sandra Matz. In her TED Talk, she explains how algorithms are designed for exploitation rather than exploration, which narrows your taste and keeps you in familiar territory. Instead, she offers tips to help you avoid the safe option and fuel your curiosity for something new. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more. #TEDTalk #AI
- From the glorious crested guinea fowl to the adulterous African jacana to vultures that can pick a zebra carcass clean in 30 minutes, Washington Wachira wants us all to get to know the marvelous species of birds that share the planet with us. If you're not already a fan of Earth's feathered friends — or concerned about their conservation — you will be after you watch this delightful talk. #TEDTalk #Birds
- What is your dream for the future? We visited the first ever session of the TED Summer School in New York City to hear ideas from young leaders from around the world on how they see the world and the future. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more about how you — or your kid — can join in next summer.
- What do you want people to know right now? We visited the first ever session of the TED Summer School in NYC to hear ideas from young leaders from around the world on how they see the world and the future. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more about how you — or your kid — can join in next summer.
- A homemade sign can be both helpful and hilarious, says designer Kate Canales. In her TED Talk, she shares some of the hundreds of unique public signs and scribbles she’s come across over the years — and explains why they point to a very human instinct: looking out for each other. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more. #TEDTalk #Signs
- You’re likely wearing a smartwatch or a ring right now — but genome researcher Michael Snyder wears 8 of them every single day. In his TED Talk, he reveals how health wearables not only tracked his fitness but also helped him detect early signs of Lyme disease — and why he thinks everyone can benefit from making them part of their daily healthcare. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch his full talk. #wearables #TEDTalk #smartwatch
- Vulnerability is a sign of openness — and a conversation that’s not open is pointless, says journalist and former NPR host Joshua Johnson (@/joshualistening). In his TED Talk, he shares how shifting from neutrality to objectivity allowed him to connect with people he disagreed with throughout his career — and shows how amazing things can happen when you talk to everyone with an open mind. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #TEDTalk #communication
- If you find yourself avoiding connecting with others behavioral scientist Nicholas Epley has some advice for you. In his TED Talk, he shares how decades of research show that strangers are more open to connection than you think — and explains why simply opening yourself up to saying hello can lead to a more robust social life. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more. #TEDTalk
- If it seems like everyone is seeing the same videos and traveling to the same places, you’re not wrong. And it’s causing even more problems than you might think, says travel industry expert Suresh Subudhi. In his TED Talk, he shares how we can stop “loving our favorite destinations to death,” and offers new solutions to help make a better version of travel — for everyone. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more. #tourism #TEDTalk #TravelTok
- Stories aren’t just for books or entertainment — they’re a powerful tool for connection, says communications expert Kelly D. Parker. In her TED Talk, she explains why good storytelling is the key to building trust and driving meaningful results in both business and life — and shares 3 tips to help you craft a proposal that no one forgets. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- This neuroscientist is exploring whether ketamine can be used to treat depression. In her TED Talk, Lisa Monteggia explains how this decades-old drug triggers a rapid antidepressant effect by strengthening certain connections in the brain — and how emerging research could potentially reshape the way doctors understand and treat this condition in the future. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #TEDTalk
- Most of the technology powering life in Europe today is owned by U.S. companies — and that may be a problem, says writer and curator Bruno Giussani. In his TED Talk, he makes the case that reliance on U.S tech has crossed the line from convenient to risky. His answer: build a real alternative that doesn’t spy on you. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- Chasing a dream isn’t supposed to feel good the whole time, explains Olympic athlete Alexi Pappas (@lexi.pappas). In her TED Talk, she shares how a “rule of thirds” mentality helped her realize that bad days aren’t just part of the journey — they’re a sign you’re on the right track. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #running #TEDTalk
- Forty-one minutes can mean the difference between evacuating safely and being trapped by a wildfire, says tech pioneer John Mills. After discovering a network of ham radio operators, former firefighters and volunteers sharing critical updates ahead of official alerts, he helped build @Watch Duty — a nonprofit alert system that delivers life-saving info to give people critical time to evacuate when every second counts.“We are proof that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world,” says Mills. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch his full TED Talk. #wildfire #tedtalk
- Humans project consciousness onto AI the same way we might see faces in clouds or in toast, says neuroscientist Anil Seth. In this TED Talk, he explores why it’s so easy to give human characteristics to machines and why he thinks AI will not gain actual consciousness — and the true difference between human and mechanical brains. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #AI #consciousness #TEDTalk
- It’s so easy to judge a person or a group of people based on a stereotype you may have heard about them, explains novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. In her classic TED Talk from 2009, she shares how by only relying on the single story you hear about another person or place, you can risk completely missing what they’re truly about. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch this popular talk. #TEDTalk
- “We want to understand the story of the universe in which we live,” says theoretical cosmologist and TED Fellow Katie Mack (@Katie Mack). From black holes to the origins of the cosmos, Mack explores why asking big questions is part of what makes us human — and why science needs storytelling to help us connect with the discoveries that shape our understanding of the world. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more. #cosmology #TEDTalk #STEM
- The average adult now spends more than half of every year sitting down. In his TED Talk, exercise scientist Keith Diaz reveals how living a sedentary lifestyle harms your brain and body, and explains why taking small movement breaks throughout the day can make a big difference in your health. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #TEDTalk
- Authoritarianism isn’t winning, democracy is failing, says communications strategist Sally Kohn. In her TED Talk, she explains how tightly linked economic inequality is to democracy and offers a new solution for a more equitable future that serves everyone. “We the people demand that our politics and our economy work way better for us,” says Kohn. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #TEDTalk
- The Iran war has now cost billions of dollars — but the toll goes far beyond the global economy, says political scientist @ian bremmer. In the latest episode of TED Explains the World, he dives into what’s actually going on in Iran as well as the ongoing war in Ukraine — and what might happen next. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full interview.
- When big changes at work happen, it can be easy to ignore them and move on, but you shouldn’t, says WorkLife host @Molly Graham. Big changes such as lay-offs — especially if you’re the one left behind — reorganizations and even promotions can bring about big feelings and it’s time we start acknowledging them instead of just “pushing through.” Here’s why she says this can make all the difference. Want more insights like this? Listen to WorkLife wherever you get your podcasts.
- If you get bored easily, there might be something deeper going on. In his TED Talk, educator Kevin H. Gary shares 3 things to consider when your mind starts to wander, so you can take control of your attention and reflect on what you’re actually feeling. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk. #TEDTalk
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