TEDxYouth @ TAMS
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TEDxYouth @ TAMS
| Topic(s) | Ideas worth sharing |
|---|---|
| Year(s) | 2020 - present |
| Occurs | Anytime |
| Open to | all |
| Organizer(s) | Ballot |
| Abbrev. | TedxTAMS |
| Website | https://www.ted.com/tedx/events/52072 |
A TEDxYouth event hosted at TAMS by Ballot.
Previous events
Fall 2022
TEDxYouth @ TAMS 2022 was hosted live in-person in Mac Cafe for the first time since the pandemic. The theme of this year's event is "The Future."
Talks:
- Fear is Our Biggest Deterrent (Manish Rangan)
- The Future of Psychiatric Treatment (Sruthi Bharath Kumar)
- The Pendulum of Progress (Tejas Rajagopal)
- Dystopian Collectivism (Anish Goel)
- 25 Million Steps (Alisha Madhuvarshi)
- Future of the Commercial Space Industry (Vishal Sathish)
- Daydreaming: How The Future Begins (Rhea Pookulangara)
Spring 2021
TEDxTAMS 2021 was originally planned to occur on April 17, but was postponed to the next day because of technical issues. It was hosted virtually for the second year in a row. The theme of this year's event is "Renaissance: The Ethical Evolution".
Talks:
- Redefining "Planet" (Audrey Hopkin)
- Ready for "It" (Bhavik Tadigotla)
- Live for Yourself (Ted Kwee-Bintoro)
- It's Just Not Good Enough (Ailsa Kokoricha)
- Lost in Translation: The Struggle with Software Ports (Ben Wang)
- Problematic Future of Self Driving Cars (Kapil Yadav)
- Software Bloat: The Hidden Cost of Modern Software (Pranoy Dutta)
Spring 2020
Spring 2020 was hosted virtually on Facebook and later updated to YouTube. After transitioning to a virtual environment due to COVID-19, this was the first major TAMS event. The theme of this year's event was "Metamorphosis".
Talks:
- How To Love Yourself (Abi Kumar)
- The Art of Socializing (Kanza Jafri)
- AI and Data Privacy in Light of a Global Pandemic (Rhythm Garg)
- Unmerited Grace (Ananya Choudhary)
- Work Experience is Good Experience (Nathaniel Brown)
- Superstition, Habit, and Ritual: The Best of Luck (Puranjay Shori)
- Lessons from Purgatory (Yashvini Deva)
- Our Technology Dystopia and How to Survive It (Pranoy Dutta)
- Metamorphosis: It's Never Too Late to Change (Krithika Ravishankar)
- Leaving the Nest 101 (Raj Baweja)