TedxGGI : If AI Can Create Almost Anything, What Makes Us Human? | Shilpa Miglani Narang | TEDxGGI

Shilpa Miglani Narang asks what makes people human as artificial intelligence becomes better at creating, communicating and solving problems. Drawing on everyday examples from relationships, parenting, education and daily life, she stresses empathy, human connection, judgement and responsibility. Her central point is that AI can help generate ideas and plans, but real change depends on action, keeping promises and caring for others. The talk encourages people to use AI wisely while staying thoughtful and connected to those around them.

• What human qualities matter as AI can create and solve problems
• Empathy, human connection, judgement and responsibility
• AI can help generate ideas, but action turns intentions into change
• Using AI wisely while staying connected to others

In this talk, Shilpa Miglani Narang explores what makes us human in a world where artificial intelligence can create, communicate, and solve problems with increasing ease. Through relatable examples from relationships, parenting, education, and everyday life, she highlights the importance of empathy, human connection, judgement, and responsibility. She emphasizes that while AI can help us generate ideas and create plans, meaningful change comes from taking action, keeping promises, caring for others, and turning good intentions into reality. The talk encourages audiences to use AI wisely while remaining thoughtful, responsible, and connected to the people around them. Shilpa Miglani Narang is an educator, communication coach, entrepreneur, and AI-HR researcher with over 15 years of professional experience across higher education, career development, faculty development, and professional capability building. She is the Founder and CEO of ITDC and the founder of SheConnect and English Easy Hai. Her work combines AI-integrated pedagogy, experiential learning, employability enhancement, and human-centred coaching. She has trained over 3,000 students and professionals, delivered more than 150 sessions across schools, colleges, and corporate settings, and contributed to faculty development and career-readiness initiatives. Her research and professional interests explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, communication, education, and human potential. 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