El éxito no hace preguntas | Barry Abejide | TEDxHomestead High School

Barry Abejide, estudiante investigador nigeriano-estadounidense, analiza cómo la búsqueda del progreso puede pasar por alto las necesidades humanas y perpetuar desigualdades raciales y socioeconómicas. Basándose en su trabajo en IA aplicada al cáncer y en genómica, y en sus experiencias en distintas culturas, cuestiona cómo se define el éxito. Propone un enfoque para resolver problemas que usa los logros para descubrir lo que aún no se entiende o debe mejorarse.

• Por qué se examina más el fracaso que el éxito
• Cómo la tecnología avanzada puede dejar atrás a personas
• Un nuevo enfoque basado en los logros

We question failure, but rarely subject success to the same scrutiny. As technology becomes increasingly powerful, we risk becoming extraordinarily good at solving problems without considering what our definitions of progress leave behind.In this TEDx talk, Nigerian-American student researcher Barry Abejide draws on his work in cancer AI and genomics, alongside his experiences across cultures, to explore how our pursuit of progress can overlook human needs and perpetuate racial and socioeconomic inequities. He challenges us to rethink how we define success and offers a new approach to problem-solving that uses our achievements to uncover what we have yet to understand or improve. Barry Abejide is a Nigerian-American student researcher and AI developer at Noblesville High School. He draws on his work in cancer AI and genomics, alongside his experiences across cultures, to explore how our pursuit of progress can overlook human needs and perpetuate racial and socioeconomic inequities. 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