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A TED előadásai a technológiai lehetőségeket és a hétköznapi élet kérdéseit hozzák közös térbe. A gyártás jövője, a mesterséges intelligenciával végzett alkotás, a mozgás, az emberi kapcsolatok és a…
A TED előadásai a technológiai lehetőségeket és a hétköznapi élet kérdéseit hozzák közös térbe. A gyártás jövője, a mesterséges intelligenciával végzett alkotás, a mozgás, az emberi kapcsolatok és a szabadidő egyaránt helyet kap a témák között. Egy-egy megszólaló nézőpontjából bontakozik ki a felvetés, legyen szó új eljárásokról vagy egy megszokott életmód újragondolásáról. A hosszabb, névvel és témával jelzett előadások mellett rövid kiemelések is megjelennek, amelyek egy kérdésre vagy gondolatra irányítják a figyelmet.
Schendy Kernizan előadása a gyártás jövőjét állítja középpontba, Kelly A. Boesch pedig a mesterséges intelligencia és a saját kreativitása kapcsolatáról beszél. A két téma más irányból közelít ugyanahhoz a tágabb kérdéshez: mit változtathat meg a technológia abban, amit létrehozunk, és ahogyan dolgozunk. A mozgásról szóló videók eközben az ülő életmódot és a napközbeni aktivitás helyét vizsgálják. Nem sportteljesítmények köré rendeződnek, hanem azt kérdezik, hogyan férhet több mozgás egy alapvetően ülve töltött napba, és miért nehéz változtatni a megszokott ritmuson.
Danielle Roberts szabadidőről szóló előadása, az olvasási kihívás és a közösségi média korlátozását megkérdőjelező felvetés tovább bővíti a látókört. A kapcsolódás, a kíváncsiság és az idő felhasználása olyan témák, amelyek a technikai kérdéseket személyes tapasztalatokhoz kötik. A csatorna azoknak szólhat, akik szívesen hallgatnak különböző területekről érkező gondolatmeneteket, és nem egyetlen szakterületre keresnek tartalmat. A rövid részletek gyors betekintést adnak, az előadások pedig teret nyitnak egy álláspont részletesebb megismerésének és továbbgondolásának.
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Why It’s So Hard to Listen When You Disagree | Emily Kasriel | TED
Do you avoid talking to people you disagree with? Author and mediator Emily Kasriel thinks you should try it out. She explains why engaging with ideas that bother you is one of the most powerful…
Do you avoid talking to people you disagree with? Author and mediator Emily Kasriel thinks you should try it out. She explains why engaging with ideas that bother you is one of the most powerful things you can do — and presents her framework for “deep listening” that can help you form relationships across generations, cultures and political divides.(Recorded at TED2026 on April 15, 2026)
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