What happens when you imagine robots as your parents? Dive into Antonio Amaral’s playful and enlightening TEDx talk where he tests the limits of AI as 'mombot' and 'dadbot.' With a dash of humor and a lot of curiosity, Antonio uses AI platforms like ChatGPT to see if technology can tackle typical parental duties—from acing homework help to making learning a blast. But as he dives deeper, Antonio stumbles upon a heartwarming realization: the irreplaceable warmth and emotional connection only real parents can provide. Join him on this quirky journey as he discovers what truly makes a parent irreplaceable. ✨ Laughed at the idea of robot parents? Like, comment, and share your thoughts on where technology should draw the line! ? Don't miss out—subscribe for more entertaining and thought-provoking TEDx talks! #TEDx #Robotics #AI #Family #Technology #Parenting #AntonioAmaral Born on July 22, 2013, António lived in Madrid before moving to Lisbon in 2015. A student at the British School of Lisbon, he excels in Science, Geography, and Drama, reflecting his curiosity and love for connection. Passionate about combating bullying, António empowers peers to embrace their uniqueness. He is a natural leader, empathetic and engaging, with a zest for life that shines in cooking, reading, and playing with his twin brothers. An accomplished sailor, he has won two regattas and dreams of sailing the globe to explore diverse cultures. António’s vision for a better world inspired his reflections in The Art of Being Human, where he champions genuine connection. Entrepreneurial and ambitious, he hopes to meet Warren Buffett to drive meaningful change globally. António in three words: Compassionate, Inspiring, and Visionary. 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

In this TED Talk, the speaker explores the art of communication through four transformative lessons learned from competitive debating: embrace curiosity over certainty, listen deeply before speaking, accept that people rarely change their core beliefs, and value rationality where it matters. Using the story of humanity’s rise as the "storytelling ape," they highlight how communication has always been a key to survival and success. The talk emphasizes the importance of teaching communication skills in schools, advocating for debate as a powerful tool to foster better conversations. With anecdotes and insights, the speaker inspires the audience to imagine a world where communication bridges divides, empowers individuals, and shapes a brighter future for humanity. "What if the key to unlocking critical thinking, empathy, and leadership lies in the art of debate? I’m Ioan-Vladimir Brezniceanu, and through years of debating on international stages and coaching national teams, I’ve seen how structured dialogue transforms minds. Whether you’re an educator, student, or simply curious about the future of learning, join me as I will challenge you to rethink the role of debate in education.". 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

Imagine a classroom transformed into a thrilling quest field, where learning feels like leveling up in a video game. In this TEDx speech, the speaker explores how gamification can revolutionize education by turning lessons into dynamic challenges that spark curiosity and creativity. From strategy games to escape rooms, they share real-world examples of using game mechanics to test skills like adaptability, teamwork, and problem-solving. By blending intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, gamified learning makes education meaningful and exciting. The future of learning lies in balancing human creativity with technology, empowering students to not just play to win—but play to learn, adapt, and thrive in an ever-changing world. Andrei Lascu is a tech executive with 18 years of leadership experience in the game development industry. Having managed large, multicultural teams across four countries for game development & publishing companies such as Gameloft and Voodoo, he brings a deep understanding of gamification, user experience design and operational excellence.Andrei is a passionate advocate for gamification in learning. His experience in game development and mobile apps has shaped his belief that education should be as engaging and immersive as the best-designed games. At TEDx Questfield, Andrei will explore how principles from game design and UX can revolutionize education, making learning more effective, relevant, and fun. 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

Imagine a future where classrooms break free from walls and boundaries, transforming into limitless spaces of exploration and discovery. Lessons come alive as students dive into oceans, trek through forests, and touch ancient history—immersed in dynamic ecosystems that blend nature, technology, and human creativity. Literature unfolds in vivid settings, math becomes tangible on kinetic floors, and science is learned by streams and under starry skies. Education expands beyond virtual reality, turning the entire world into a classroom where students engage directly with the environment. This vision of learning without limits redefines education as an immersive journey, where knowledge is lived, not confined—unlocking endless possibilities for the next generation. As an 8th-grade student at Questfield International College, I am eager to embrace new challenges and opportunities. Currently 14 years and 11 months old, I will turn 15 in April 2025. Born and raised in Bucharest, I have always been passionate about communication, which is why TEDx felt like the perfect opportunity to explore this passion further. Throughout my school experience, teachers and peers have consistently recognized my strengths in presentation, oral communication, and argumentation. These skills define me, and I am determined to refine them even further as I work toward my goal of becoming a trial lawyer. Beyond academics, traveling, meeting new people, reading, drawing, and mathematics bring me great joy. I also deeply value the time spent with my loved ones and actively seek opportunities for self-discovery and growth. 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

Imagine a future where AI transforms classrooms into immersive spaces of creativity and connection. In this speech, the speaker reflects on humanity’s growing dependence on technology, from personal devices to digital classrooms powered by AI. They envision a world where students interact with holograms, explore galaxies, and bring history to life with the help of advanced tools. Yet, this rapid change comes with challenges—nostalgia for simpler times and fears of losing human warmth to cold precision. The speaker emphasizes that the future lies not in choosing between humanity and technology but in mastering their balance, ensuring they work together to redefine education, creativity, and connection for generations to come.Driven by AI’s game-changing impact, I’m on a mission to spark real change in the world. As Lukas Graham once said in his song “ I know the smallest voices, they can make it major ” that’s my ultimate goal – making the smallest voices impossible to ignore.2022 – won 1st place in the Script Competition ,, Buftea Studios’’ movie camp June 2022 – 16th place in National Fencing Championship February 2022 – leading role ( Damiana ) in a short film produced by ,,Buftea Studios’’ Academy 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

Imagine a world where education transcends the confines of traditional classrooms. A place where learning is not just about screens and efficiency, but about human connection and authenticity. In this vision, schools are reimagined as peripatetic journeys through historic neighborhoods and natural landscapes, where students engage with timeless texts and craft with their hands. This is not just a dream; it's a reality being built in places like Școala de la Bunești, a summer school in the heart of a forest, where students and professors co-create a community rooted in nature and tradition. The future of education will divide us into two kinds of learners: those who skate on the thin ice of digital surfaces and those who build on solid ground, grounded in reality and human experience. Which path will you choose? Is a practicing architect and researcher, associate professor at the Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urban Planning. Together with Petre Guran, a researcher at the Romanian Academy’s Institute of South-East European Studies and Doctor in the history of civilizations at EHESS Paris, she co-founded 17 years ago the School of Buneşti, a college of architecture and liberal arts, where they apply principles of green architecture and sustainable development aligned with the rural cultural landscape. She also cofounded Arheia (2020), a project offering classical education to pupils aged 6 to 18. Ana Maria has published scientific articles in national and international journals and co-authored the book Acasă. Şcoala de la Buneşti. Oameni, cărţi, case (Home. The School of Buneşti. People, Books, Houses), published in 2017 by UAUIM. She holds a PhD in Church Architecture (2011, UAUIM). 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