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科技以光速发展的当下,人类的智慧相互碰撞,科技已经慢慢渗入生活的每个角落,潜移默化中超过了政治的影响力。
我们不禁重复探讨这些直击灵魂的问题:
世界将迈向怎样的未来?
生活的重心将像何处倾斜?
又如何与渺小的我息息相关?
而TED,总能在老生常谈的问题上给出别出心裁、标新立异的解读
2019年4月15-19日,TED总部将聚集数百位行业领军人物
展示最新出炉的科学成果,揭示令人惊叹的创造力,探索未来的无限可能
数百个闪光的idea涌现于此
探照灯般破开黑雾,启明航线,指引我们一路前行
突破人类文明的极限,拥抱更灿烂的明天
1
Peter Beck
火箭企业家
Peter Beck is on a mission to lift human potential by opening access to space for small satellites that perform vital services, such as weather monitoring, communications and Earth-observation.
Peter Beck正在执行一项提升人类潜能的任务,为小型卫星打开进入太空的通道,这些卫星可提供天气监测、通讯和地球观测等重要服务。
2
Joseph Gordonlevitt
演员/制片人/企业家
In Joseph's own words: "I'm lucky. I found a creative outlet young. I started working as an actor when I was six years old. When I was 19, I quit acting to go to college. And a few years later, when I tried to get back into it, nobody would give me a part. I realized my old creative outlet wouldn't work anymore because it depended too much on other people. I had to be able to express myself on my own, and my personal metaphor for this was the REC button: 'Hit record,' I'd say to myself. Get started, make something.
用约瑟夫自己的话来说:“我很幸运,年轻时就找到了一种创造性的出路。我六岁开始当演员,19岁时,为了上大学,放弃了表演。几年后,当我试着重新开始时,没有人愿意给我一个角色。我意识到我以前的创意渠道已经行不通了,因为它太依赖别人了。我必须能够自己表达自己的想法,我个人对这一点的比喻是REC按钮'点击记录',我会对自己说。开始做点什么吧。
What we've found over the years through HITRECORD is that the best way for many people to find their creative outlet is through collaborating with others."
多年来,我们通过HITRECORD发现,对许多人来说,找到自己的创造性出路的最佳途径是与他人合作。”
3
Janelle Shane
人工智能算法幽默作家
Janelle Shane's humor blog, AIweirdness.com. looks at, as she tells it, "the strange side of artificial intelligence." Her upcoming book, You Look Like a Thing and I Love You: How AI Works and Why It's Making the World a Weirder Place, uses cartoons and humorous pop-culture experiments to look inside the minds of the algorithms that run our world, making artificial intelligence and machine learning both accessible and entertaining.
Janelle Shane将她的幽默博客,aiweird dness.com,形容为“人工智能奇怪的一面”。在她即将出版的书中( 《You Look Like a Thing and I Love You: How AI Works and Why It's Making the World a Weirder Place》),用漫画和幽默的流行文化的方式,简单通俗地诠释了我们的世界如何通过算法运转,使人工智能和机器学习变得生动有趣。
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Elizabeth Dunn
幸福研究员
When Elizabeth Dunn got her first job, she wondered what to do with the money that was suddenly appearing in her bank account. So she teamed up with her friend Mike Norton (at Harvard) to figure out how people could use money to buy the most happiness. She and Norton wrote a book called Happy Money, which presents five research-based principles designed to help individuals and organizations use their money in happier ways. It was selected by the Washington Post as one of the "top 20 books every leader should read."
当Elizabeth Dunn得到了第一份工作,她开始琢磨如何处理突然出现在银行账户的钱。所以她和她的朋友Mike Norton (哈佛大学)合作,研究人们如何用金钱买到最大的幸福。她和诺顿写了一本名为《快乐金钱》的书,书中提出了五个基于研究的原则,旨在帮助个人和组织更快乐地使用他们的财富。这本书被《华盛顿邮报》选为“每位领导人都应该读的20本书”之一。
TEDxSuzhouLive 2019
时间:4月27日
地点:苏州·skema商学院
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