Ce que l’IA ne peut pas remplacer : l’équipe de cordée que l’on ne peut pas télécharger

L’intelligence artificielle sait traiter l’information et générer des idées, mais la confiance, le courage et le lien humain qui unit une équipe ne se téléchargent pas. Rainer Petek, ancien alpiniste extrême, guide de haute montagne et expert en leadership, s’appuie sur son expérience pour examiner ce qui rend une équipe résiliente lorsque les enjeux sont élevés. Selon lui, la personne sur laquelle on peut compter pourrait être le plus important des atouts. L’intervention a eu lieu lors de TEDxGöttingen 2026.

• Pourquoi la confiance et le courage comptent dans les situations à fort enjeu
• Leçons tirées de l’alpinisme extrême et du guidage en montagne
• Leadership et résilience d’équipe à l’ère de l’IA

AI can process information, generate ideas and solve increasingly complex problems. But there are things you cannot download, including trust, courage and the human connection that holds a team together when the stakes are high. Drawing on his experience as an extreme mountaineer, mountain guide and leadership expert, Rainer Petek explores what makes a team truly resilient and why the most important superpower may be the people we can rely on when the stakes are high. TEDxGöttingen 2026 was initiated, organized and moderated by Patrick Bartl. The event brought together ten speakers from science, business and society to explore the theme “Unleashing Superpowers – Ideas that Transform Systems.” Rainer Petek, Certified Speaking Professional and Global Speaking Fellows, is the author of ten books, trusted advisor, global keynote speaker and former extreme mountaineer. As a 19-year-old, he climbed the north face of the Grandes Jorasses, one of the most difficult walls in the Alps. As a professional mountain guide, he led clients through extreme routes in the Alps and up 6,000-meter peaks in the Himalayas. For more than 25 years, he has been working with international companies and managers from Germany to Silicon Valley about leadership and change and has given keynotes worldwide. 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