Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Enemy? | Phuong Lu Ngoc Ha | TEDxGreenwich University Hanoi
Imagine a world where machines think, learn, and make decisions—just like humans. Is this a thrilling leap toward a better future or a step too close to losing control?As AI rapidly transforms the way we live, work, and interact, it raises critical questions about its role in our future. Is AI a powerful ally that enhances human potential, or a potential threat that could disrupt our society? In this engaging and thought-provoking talk, we explore the dual nature of AI, examining its benefits, risks, and ethical dilemmas. Join us as we navigate the fine line between progress and peril, empowering you to form your own perspective on whether AI is truly a friend or an enemy. Lu Ngoc Ha Phuong, currently a 9th-grader from Vinschool Central Park, likes to "break the rules" and into public speaking. She recently delivered a compelling speech titled "Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Enemy?" exploring the impact of AI on Gen Z and the future, with aspects of "friendly friend" and "awful enemy". With a keen interest in innovation and ethics, Ha Phuong continues to engage in discussions about the future of technology and its role in shaping our world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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