What Distinguishes Humans From Systems: The Power of Imperfection.Gökçe Gülcüler completed her undergraduate and graduate degrees in aeronautical engineering from Istanbul Technical University (ITU), followed by MBA studies at Koç University and North Carolina. She has worked at a variety of institutions in Turkey and overseas, gaining experience in aviation, cybersecurity, risk management, and social entrepreneurship. She formerly worked as a systems engineer in aircraft and missile engine design and was a founder member of the social company "Ustamdan."She has been honoured as an entrepreneurial fellow by institutions such as the International Youth Foundation, Global Entrepreneurship Summit, Laureate International Network, Endeavour, ITU Çekirdek, TÜBİTAK, and the Turkey Entrepreneurship Foundation. She also actively participates to civil society activities. She joined the FBN-I NextGen Leadership Team in 2019 and is now in charge of the FBN-I podcast project. In addition, she co-founded the TAİDER Entrepreneurship Committee and the Sports Community.Gökçe Gülcüler develops media projects in collaboration with numerous institutions and individuals, serving as a content creator, professional speaker, and moderator. She also contributes to Harvard Business Review Türkiye and her own social media platforms, as well as being an invited media member at global conferences such as Web Summit, Slush, Vienna-Up, and ICPA. She undertakes her research and media projects through US Works, a company she cofounded. Gökçe Gülcüler is an aircraft engineer, entrepreneur and content creator. He completed his MBA at Koç University. He works in the fields of cyber security, technology and entrepreneurship. He is one of the founders of "Ustamdan" and "CyberAlert.Me" initiatives. He is the moderator of Harvard Business Review Turkey's "Cyberosphere" program. He also works in the field of literature. 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