TedxGGI：AIに見つけられる前に自分の声を見つけよう | Yashashavi Sharma | TEDxGGI

パフォーマンス・ストラテジストのヤシャシャヴィ・シャルマは、人工知能がコミュニケーションの形を決める前に、自分本来の声を見つけることの大切さを語ります。八年生のとき、ヒンディー語の即興スピーチ大会で話題を忘れてしまった経験から、何を話すかを知っていることと、それを表現する自信を持つことの違いを説明します。また、専門的なアイデンティティを築くための九つの柱からなるQUERENCIAの枠組みを紹介し、AIが独立した思考や個人の経験を置き換えることなく、コミュニケーションをどう支えられるかを考察します。

• AI時代に本来の声が重要な理由
• 何を話すかを知ることと、自信を持って話すことの差
• 九つの柱からなるQUERENCIAの枠組み

In this talk, Yashashvi Sharma explores the importance of discovering your authentic voice and building a personal brand in the age of artificial intelligence. Drawing from her experience of forgetting her topic during a Hindi extempore competition in eighth grade, she highlights the difference between knowing what to say and having the confidence to express it. She introduces the QUERENCIA framework, built around nine pillars: Quintessential Beliefs, Unique Value, Expertise and Evidence, Reputation and Recognition, Expression and Language, Narrative and Journey, Connection and Community, Impression and Impact, and Aspiration and Alignment. She also discusses how AI can support communication without replacing independent thinking, personal experiences, or individual identity. Her message encourages audiences to understand their strengths, communicate their value, and build a professional identity rooted in authenticity, substance, and trust. Yashashavi Sharma is a Performance Strategist and Communication Coach with over eight years of experience in leadership, AI-enabled learning, and workforce capability building. She helps individuals and organizations turn skills into measurable performance through training, communication, and leadership development. Having overcome a childhood stammer and fear of public speaking, she now trains students and professionals across India, the USA, Canada, and Dubai. Her work includes executive learning programmes, personal branding, public speaking, and leadership development. She has trained over 10,000 students and 1,000+ professionals, with more than 300 training interventions and 5,000 coaching hours. Her work has also been recognized by institutions including the National Commission for Women and the MP Police. 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