How to survive the war of jobs
2019 TEDxCasey Ken Cai and Saurabh Jhanjee talk about How to survive the war of jobs and the challenges of Artificial Intelligence and the changing place of work in the lives of the next generation.
In their talk How to Survive the War of Jobs Ken Cai and his speaking partner Saurabh Jhanjee talk about the challenges of Artificial Intelligence and the changing place of work in the lives of the next generation. They will make you question the concept of work and it’s relevance in the future.
This talk was given at a TEDxCasey 2019.
Constantly reskilling ourselves for short term jobs will be the norm.
Our need to attach a job title to our name has to change. Instead we have to rely on making our own unique purposes.
Overcoming the stigma around mental illness.
Michaela Mulenga talks about ending the stigma around mental illness.
Is beauty equal to happiness?
Xingtong Huang and Yebin Yang talk at TEDxCasey 2019 about the lie we’ve been sold by the media which tries to make us think that if only we were a bit more beautiful, a bit more fashionable, a bit more … we’d be happy.
The best tool to combat cyber abuse
Dr. Evita March presented her research that has led to the finding that the increase on cyber abuse can be explained by a lack of a crucial humanistic trait. She shares the best tool to combat cyber abuse and cure this growing social cancer.
The transformation of an outdated education system.
In their TEDxCasey 2019 talk Nicki and her speaking partner Jakem Lippis talk about what lifeskills are and why they need to be an integral part of education in schools.
Tedx Youth Event 2019
Meet some of our brightest and innovating young people as they share fresh ideas and approaches to existing and future problems which will determine how we will exist and survive in the decades to come.
Good Man versus Real Man
In his TEDxCasey 2019 talk Good Man versus Real Man Matt Kent explains the reasons behind the terrible statistics around male suicide and provides insights on how men can take back control of their own identities.
